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
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
This advertising content was produced in collaboration with SevenFifty and our partner, Wines of Roussillon Tucked into a southern corner of France, nearly crossing over the Spanish border, Roussillon is an overlooked wine region that’s now making its way into the spotlight. France’s last remaining viticultural frontier, this wild region has its own distinct identity—and … Continued
By attracting a series of passionate, talented winemakers across five decades, founder Maurizio Zanella has embraced both tradition and reinvention in crafting Ca’ del Bosco’s still and sparkling wines
From surprising values to sustainability innovations, there’s plenty that even seasoned professionals don’t know about this famed Bordeaux region
The importer’s CEO shares insights on what is driving recent growth and market leadership
Sommeliers and wine buyers explain why the Loire Valley is their go-to region for powering their wine programs
At the forefront of the industry for over a century, Trapiche embodies Argentina’s pioneering spirit both in the vineyard and winery, positioning itself as a champion of Malbec and more, and Argentina as a New World wine country to watch
A paradox created by its specific terroir, Costières de Nîmes is both the southernmost and coolest AOC of the southern Rhône, creating distinctive and delicious wines
The national denomination specifically dedicated to grape varietal wines reframed French wine for Americans when it was introduced as a new category a decade ago—here’s why VDF wines still matter
The high-quality wines being made today in Portugal’s northern Minho province are complex, ageable, and well-priced, according to these top sommeliers
Sardinia’s Cantina Mesa and Tuscany’s Lamole di Lamole are worlds apart in climate and terrain, but the two estates are united in elevating their wines by optimizing terroir