The Sparkling Nomad
How one intrepid, roving winemaker is putting Willamette Valley sparkling wine on the world wine map
When she’s not writing about beverage, travel, or weird science, Julie H. Case can be found deep in America’s forests, foraging for mushrooms.
How one intrepid, roving winemaker is putting Willamette Valley sparkling wine on the world wine map
How somms and salespeople deal with the dreaded “S” word—and try to dispel the myths about sulfites in wine
Or how to succeed in wine by really, really trying
Decode the terms ‘oxidized,’ ‘oxidative,’ and ‘oxidated’ in winemaking and understand their significance
When it comes to the sense of smell, millions of extra cells in the olfactory bulb may give women an advantage over men
Andres Blanco, of Houston’s Caracol, on what it takes to win
A new virus that started spreading across California vineyards—and the nation—in the 2000s is under investigation
How fires near vineyards can affect a wine’s sensory details, imparting smoky aromas and putting the wine at risk
This former sommelier is importing some of the more interesting bottles available in the Pacific Northwest
Mastering the recipe for conviviality among wine industry insiders at a New York City wine bar