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Tasting Bordeaux Without the First-Growths
Departing from tradition, several producers declined to submit 2020s for blind-tasting
Winter Whites in the Northern Rhône
Made in a fresher style, these full-bodied, mineral-rich white wines are as sublime as the region's reds
Journalist's Hat, Rhône Lover's Heart
Having completed his last official trip to the region, senior editor James Molesworth reflects on his affection for the …
The Top 100 Through Time
Few of the wines of the first Top 10 in 1988 have made the list in recent years, a result of scarcity and prohibitive …
Welcome Back, Kosta
Senior editor MaryAnn Worobiec talks to winemaker Dan Kosta about his new Sonoma Pinot Noir and Chardonnay project, Convene
In the Heights: Lokoya Spring Mountain
Winemaker Chris Carpenter shares a vertical of the winery’s Spring Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon
New Beaulieu: Righting the Ship
Winemaker Trevor Durling has Beaulieu Vineyard back on track for quality Cabernet Sauvignon
Rethinking Zinfandel in Sonoma
Seghesio, a family and winery synonymous with the grape, is making changes in response to climate shifts in the region
Laura Diaz Reshapes Ehlers Estate
The Madrid native is pushing the St. Helena Cabernet house into new territory