Wine 101: Greece Part II: Homer and Dionysus
As we continue on our Greek wine journey, we begin to see how important the grapevine was to their culture. […]
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Why Is the U.S. Wine Industry Ignoring Central America and the Caribbean?
Picture this: a region boasting a population of over 92 million, an expanding middle class, and soaring wine purchases. Where
Why Are We So Obsessed With the NBA’s Wine Aficionados?
In June, as the Boston Celtics celebrated a record-breaking 18th title with a triumph over the Dallas Mavericks, the obligatory
Wine 101: Italy Part I: Sicily and Rome’s Surroundings
In the 3rd century, when Hannibal and his war elephants crossed the Alps and into Italy, his army was amazed
Famed Bordeaux Estate Bets Big on Virginia Wine With RdV Vineyards Acquisition
Virginia’s RdV Vineyards has been purchased by the owners of Bordeaux’s esteemed Château Montrose, according to a Tuesday press release.
The VinePair Podcast: It’s OK if ‘The Bear’ Doesn’t Care About Wine
While the majority of wine reporters are up in arms about the lack of wine featured on Hulu’s hit show
Oldest Wine Ever — in Liquid Form — Discovered in 2,000-Year-Old Roman Urn
We love some age on our bottles, and a few years in the cellar usually does the trick. But on
Wine 101: Italy Part V: The Beginnings of a Wine Region
In the early 14th century, Italians were the predominant merchants in Europe. Their vineyard plots were often sharecropped with olive
We Asked 7 Sommeliers: What’s the Most Overrated Red Wine?
A red wine is the sum of several important factors. Terroir, grape varietal, weather, and the vintner’s skill conspire to
The Best Poolside Bars | Wine Enthusiast
A good pool bar has a lot going for it. Views, vibes, a sense of place—and, of course, a great