Kristen Bieler
About
Kristen Bieler joined Wine Spectator as a senior editor in 2021. An Arizona native, Kristen graduated from Cornell University with a degree in history, and moved to New York City to pursue a career in journalism. For the past two decades she has been writing professionally about wine, spirits and food, and has traveled to many wine regions around the world for her reporting. Prior to joining the Wine Spectator team, she was the editor in chief of SevenFifty Daily and Beverage Media Group, two leading trade publications for the wine and spirits industry.
She lives in New York City with her husband and their three children, and aside from wine, her passions include travel, theater, cooking, hiking in the mountains and long beach walks.
Star Power in Provence
Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni work with Jean-Guillaume Prats to create a new rosé
The Rosé Reset Has Arrived
A plateau in pink wine sales could be a blessing in disguise
The Rise of Les Alexandrins
Nicolas Jaboulet works to reclaim his family legacy in the Northern Rhône
Welcome Spring with These 9 French Rosés Up to 91 Points
Celebrate France's Provence, Southern Rhône Valley and Languedoc-Roussillon regions with …
Israel's Flam and Tzora Wineries Buy in Bordeaux
Two talented Israeli winemakers, Golan Flam and Eran Pick, have purchased Château Tour du …
The Rhône Cools Off
There are bright spots to be found amid the cold, challenging 2021 vintage
Ukraine’s Fine Wine Industry Endures and Grows in Wartime
Three Ukrainian producers are selling wine in the U.S. for the first time—an act of …
The Iconic La La Trio Becomes a Quartet
A fourth bottle will join the club of Guigal’s rarified single-vineyard La La cuvées
The Enduring Greatness of Guigal
With an expanding foothold in the Southern Rhône, the Guigal family writes its next chapter