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An Expanded WSWA Brand Battle Tournament Returns Virtually for 2021
Wine and spirits brands should enter now to showcase their products and connect with wholesalers all summer long
How Women Behind the Wine is Breaking the Glass Ceiling
Now in its third year, Women Behind the Wine celebrates the current generation of women in the wine and spirits industries while providing opportunities to the next
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Why New York State is the Next Great American Wine Region
Backed by an established history, a penchant for experimentation, and an array of distinctive terroirs, New York State is proving itself as a formidable winegrowing region on the world stage.
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With The Macallan, It’s the Wood That Makes the Malt
Why Master of Wood Stuart MacPherson believes his unusual hyper-focus on oak species and toasting temperature has the biggest flavor impact
Our Top Wine Stories of 2020
From an exploration of malolactic fermentation deep-dive to Italy’s up-and-coming Timorasso grape, here are the wine stories that ranked highest with our readers this year
Our Most-Read Articles of 2020
From being Black in the white wine industry, to drinks pros who lost their sense of smell, and microbial terroir in the vineyard, here’s a look back at the stories that resonated most
Our Top Beer Stories of 2020
This year’s most-read beer articles focused on breweries’ pandemic pivots and hard seltzer innovations
Our Top Spirits Stories of 2020
The rise of the alcohol-free movement within the spirits and cocktail worlds gained serious momentum in 2020, and our coverage of the trend scored high with readers
Why Not All Proseccos Are Created Equal
Behind Prosecco’s pop-wine image, differences in terroir and production reveal an important quality divide between Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG and ‘regular’ DOC as the nascent single-vineyard ‘Rive’ movement solidifies the DOCG zone’s reputation as Prosecco’s Grand Cru level
