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A Different View of Georgia's Wines
Georgia's wines are defiantly traditional, but would a more international approach pay dividends for producers?
The World's Best New Zealand Wines
New Zealand's best wines may be ridiculously affordable, but perhaps that's all about to change.
Watchdog Slams EU Wine Spending
The EU spends billions on its wine industry, but a watchdog has criticized how that money was spent.
Tony Parker to Crowdfund Château
It has been the worst global harvest since 1961, but that doesn't mean that life has been quiet on the wine front.
The Epicurean's Atlas
One of the world's most valuable and unique wine collections is coming to Sotheby's.
Napa Wineries Claim Tastings as Human Rights
The Constitution guarantees the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, but what about the pursuit of customers?
The Uncertain World of Upscale Prosecco
The famously affordable sparkling wine is walking the line between tantalizing novelty and off-putting change.
Exploring Piedmont's Dream Decade
Barolo and Barbaresco enjoyed a dream run throughout the 2010s. We ask producers to choose their favorite vintages.
The World's Best Bourbons
Our search for the world's finest drinks continues with a look at America's native spirit.
Wine the Winner in Ohio Court Case
Advocates for interstate wine shipping can mark one down in the win column after an Ohio lawsuit took another twist.
Pesticide Campaigner "Defames" Bordeaux
Environmental campaigns, competition controversy and a war-torn harvest – it's been another busy week for wine news.
The World's Best Australian Wine
The Australian wine industry has had a rough year, but its wines are still the stuff of dreams.
Treasury Bets its Future on Paso Robles
With its purchase of Daou Vineyards, the giant Treasury Wine Estates is looking to turn the brand into another Penfolds.
Jura Winery's Assets Seized
While its Savagnin is dazzling New Yorkers, Domaine Ganevat's assets are seized by French authorities.
California Scrambles to Finish Harvest
With a superb vintage in the offing, growers are racing against time to get the grapes into the winery.
Champagne Battles to Fix Worker Conditions
Champagne authorities have promised better conditions for workers, but how much impact can they actually have?
Rudy Back in the Fake Wine Game
The world's most notorious wine counterfeiter is at it again – this time with his clients' blessings.
Bordeaux Caught in Poverty Trap
Food banks in Bordeaux and stealing from the church? It must be our Sunday news round up.
The World's Most Expensive Wines
We unveil our list of the world's most expensive wines and find some suprising results for one collectors' favorite.
China Wine Bars Hit the Vineyard
From pouring wines to picking grapes, China’s wine bar owners are heading for the country's vineyards.
Chile's Crazy Horse Takes a Wild Ride
Valdevieso's Caballo Loco brand was an immediate hit, but it's taken 20 years to make a white version.
Underground Cellars Saga Rumbles On
Legal wrangling in the case of the failed wine club hinges on who actually owns the wines involved.
The World's Most Expensive Bordeaux
We near the end of our series with a look at the benchmark wine region – Bordeaux.
The Unlikely Rise of Premium Pinot Grigio
Pinot Grigio and Pinot Gris, same grape, different styles – but both are on the up-and-up
Threat Claims in Winemaker Libel Saga
A French winemaker allegedly threatens a wine writer, while things turn ugly in southern France.
The World's Most Expensive Ports
Any port in a storm, they say – well, the world is looking pretty tempestuous right now.
Atlantic Wine Regions Go for Gold
A wave of investment in both Galicia and Vinho Verde sparks historic changes to the green edge of Spain and Portugal.
Napa Sauvignon Shows a Winning Hand
Tom Gamble is upping the ante with his Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc.
Quality Over Quantity for Italy's Grape Harvest
Extreme heat and heavy rain combined to keep Italy's yield low, but what there is should be mostly excellent.
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