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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 [Read more]
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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

Tapping Talent to Forge a Legacy at Franciacorta’s Ca’ del Bosco
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

7 Things You Should Know About the Médoc
From surprising values to sustainability innovations, there’s plenty that even seasoned professionals don’t know about this famed Bordeaux region

How Crillon’s Absente and Barbancourt Bring Star Power to Tradition
The importer’s CEO shares insights on what is driving recent growth and market leadership

Ask a Pro: How to Build a Loire Valley A-List
Sommeliers and wine buyers explain why the Loire Valley is their go-to region for powering their wine programs

Making History: How Trapiche is Driving Argentina’s Wine Industry
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

Why Costières de Nîmes is One of the Rhône’s Best-Kept Secrets
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

What You Need to Know About Vin de France
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

How Italy’s Wine Estates Are Transcending Regional Character
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

Rich Offerings of Loire Valley: Sauvignon Blancs Beyond Sancerre
A Loire Valley Wines webinar highlighted six Loire regions producing stellar Sauvignon Blancs worth discovering

Why Top Sommeliers Think Alsace Rocks
Located in northeastern France, Alsace has long been a wine region where a multitude of geologic, climatic, and cultural influences have combined to forge a singular identity

The Fine Art of Winemaking in the Veneto
Seven generations are behind the craftsmanship of Masi’s range of Italian Amarones—made with the appassimento method—as well as the Super Venetians of the Valpolicella

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