Interviews
Soil Experts Answer the Call of Cahors
Two soil experts have worked with some of France's top producers, but what attracted them to a forgotten corner of France?
McBride Sisters Bridging Wine's Gap
Robin and Andréa McBride of McBride Sisters Wine Company in the US are opening doors in the wine industry.
Vietti: The Road Ahead
We talk to Kyle Krause, the Iowa businessman who owns one of Barolo's most prestigious properties.
Shooting Star: India's Sole Master of Wine
Wine-Searcher catches up with India's only Master of Wine, Sonal Holland MW.
The Plot Thickens at Underground Cellar
A forensic accountant shines a light on what may have happened at the bankrupt wine business.
Meeting Napa's Mr Fix-it
Andy Erickson has been called a "rock star" winemaker, but he's too busy to listen to the flattery.
Luca and Elena Currado Leave Vietti
The couple behind the historic Barolo producer explain why they felt is was time to leave their heritage behind.
The Evolving Wine Vision of Caroline Frey
Running one winery is hectic, but David Allen MW catches up with a woman running four different operations.
Biondi-Santi's Steady Hand
Brunello di Montalcino is a Tuscany treasure, and Biondi-Santi is the biggest diamond of them all.
All Roads Lead to Beaune
The annual Hospices de Beaune auction broke records this year. We look at the story behind the famous sale.
Piper Heidsieck's Rare Cellarmaster
Emilien Boutillat became youngest chef de cave in Champagne in 2019. He talks about the challenges and his winemaking philosophy.
Getting to Grips with Biondi-Santi
The head of one of Tuscany's most prestigious producers talks about tradition, increasing production – and price.
Wine Researchers Turn to Tequila
UC Davis is looking at boosting California agave to take on Tequila.
Scenes from an Italian Restaurant
LA's Valentino was an icon of US dining. We meet the man behind it and find out what's next.
Exploring Stalin's Wine Cellar
A fascinating book sheds some light on one of history's most infamous men and his relationship with wine.
The Man Behind the Oscars of Wine
We talk to Lewis Chester about his life in wine and the founding of the high-profile Golden Vines Awards.
Time to Rebalance Your Wine Portfolio
Is your wine cellar clogged up with unwanted bottles? It might be time to have a clear out.
Shining a Light on South African Wine
South Africa bridges the Old and New Worlds of wine, but it also has some unqiue challenges.
All Change at Champagne Henriot
Henriot has been quietly producing excellent wines for more than 200 years, but it moves with the times.
Tenuta di Trinoro: Like Father, Like Son
Dealing with the loss of a parent is tough enough, but what about stepping into your father's shoes?
Building an African Icon Wine
How do you make an icon wine? get a winemaking legend on board.
Johnnie Walker Blender Spills Cask Secrets
The man behind the world's biggest-selling Scotch talks about new markets, old spirits and special barrels.
Comedy Explores Black Wine Experience
A new TV comedy goes where the wine industry wants to – into the Black community.
Flat Bottled Wines Make the World Go Round
Want to save the world from climate disaster? Then get over your addiction to traditional glass wine bottles.
Julie Cavil: Krug's Reine de Remuage
The first female winemaker appointed Chef de Cave at Krug has no plans to rock the boat, finds James Lawrence.
Cava Happy New Year
With a shortage of Champagne threatening Christmas, could it be Cava's time to shine?
Wine's New Advocate Takes the Reins
After a long career writing about wine, Joe Czerwinski has been named editor of the Wine Advocate.
Misha's Vineyard: Hitting Pinot's High Notes
One of New Zealand's best Pinot producers discusses the difficulty of selling artisan wine in a corporate world.
Online Wine Pioneer Turns 25
The CEO of pioneering online wine auction site WineBid looks back on 25 years of changing wine tastes.
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