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Hit harder than most wine regions by rising temperatures and drought, this small country emerges as a global leader in responding to the climate threat
What is Natural Wine?
A new definition aims to bring clarity and consensus to the polarizing category, yet it may have the opposite effect
The Future of Trade Tastings
Wine fairs and portfolio tastings are canceled around the world. When will they return, how can they evolve, and—in the meantime—what can take their place?
Could Timorasso Be Italy’s Most Exciting, Age-Worthy White Wine?
A once-obscure Piemontese grape is on the rise, and it’s being embraced by Italian producers and American sommeliers
Birmingham’s Jose Medina Camacho on Thriving Despite COVID-19 Restrictions
Jose Medina Camacho shares how Automatic Seafood & Oysters is thriving despite restrictions by pivoting with escapist cocktail kits, Sunday specials, and one killer mango cocktail recipe
How to Stop the Latest Tariff Threat
Proposed 100 percent tariffs on European wine and spirits are back on the table. Here’s what the USWTA says you need to know—and do—before the July 26 deadline for public comment
Christy Frank on Finding Success as a Retailer in a Changed Era
The wine shop entrepreneur shares her retail expertise and her newfound industry activism
Small Tequila and Mezcal Producers Struggle to Survive
Largely dependent on U.S. bars and restaurants, Mexico’s craft distilleries are in trouble, and trying to find new ways to connect with consumers
Agave’s Terroir Movement
From sotol to raicilla to bacanora, what you need to know about the growing spectrum of ancient agave spirits
In Praise of Gay Bars
Betsy Andrews traces the role gay bars have played for the LGBTQ+ community since the 1969 Stonewall Uprising and shares why they remain critical bastions of hope and activism
How New Regulations Recognize Vodka’s Growing Diversity
Distillers are officially freed from the “flavorless, odorless, colorless definition,” opening the door for more innovation and distinctive expressions