Bottling Sardinia’s Unique Viticultural History
With a century of access to the region’s most lauded terroirs and grape varieties, Sella & Mosca wines capture the charm and essence of Sardinia
With a century of access to the region’s most lauded terroirs and grape varieties, Sella & Mosca wines capture the charm and essence of Sardinia
In the late 19th century, Chicken Cock Whiskey was one of the most famous names in bourbon. While it was dormant for decades following brand sales and a fire in the 1950s, the historic brand is now being revived to its former glory by Grain & Barrel Spirits.
Portugal’s leading wine company launched a red blend for the U.S. market that quickly captivated consumers and has now generated an entire portfolio
With its rigorous work in the vineyard and Equalitas certification, Teruzzi is setting the environmental standard in Italy’s most famous wine region
D.O. Cava announced plans to make all Cava de Guarda Superior 100 percent organic by 2025. As that deadline nears, what does this major step mean for the region?
For over 100 years, Kettmeir has honed its craft of fresh, aromatic wines from Alto Adige, such as their terroir-expressive Pinot Bianco
Montecillo’s release of 1985, 1994, 2001, and 2005 vintages this fall showcases the dynamic range of Rioja over the decades—and the thoughtful winemaking practices that define the winery
While they might not all enjoy global name recognition, the region’s many legacy families nurture fresh talent with a long-term commitment to the vineyard, the wines, and the culture
Every year, Tales of the Cocktail will celebrate individuals who are making unique contributions and driving lasting change in the hospitality industry
Many beverage producers spotlight their environmental and social sustainability efforts, but these five brands are truly committed—and buyers should take notice
Board members Neal Bodenheimer and Gary Solomon Jr. discuss how this leading spirits conference has been fueled by the bar community—and what’s ahead
The Oak Knoll District winery made history with its 1979 Wine Olympics win. Forty-four years later, the family’s 2021 vintage is another world-class expression, honed over decades