
Making Varietal Wines in Bordeaux
An upstart company is working with Château Lynch-Bages to make “component” wines
An upstart company is working with Château Lynch-Bages to make “component” wines
Some winemakers are using 100-year-old barrels, disproving the premise that they must be discarded after five years
How the Rhône’s most improbable superstar built his overseas business by breaking all the rules
For one Portland wine professional, escaping to France was an act of self-preservation—and an awakening
How small producers are innovating to survive in a brand-dominated category—and appeal to younger consumers
Hopping from tier to tier may be the quickest way to understand the industry and develop your career
Farming biodynamically and organically in Champagne has traditionally been seen as risky business, but a growing movement is challenging that prejudice
How a family of Mâcon winemakers sustains themselves during weeks of back-breaking work
Writer Jessica Dupuy considers a region that’s been flying under the radar for far too long
If this year’s French harvest production hits a historic low, what will we end up drinking from the 2017 harvest?
The Champagne expert and author reveals his personal list of favorite spots to explore for an authentic taste of the region