
The Problem with Wine Terminology in the Virtual World
Bartender-turned-retailer Nat Harry makes the case for bringing back taboo descriptors like “jammy” and “smooth” to connect with customers
Bartender-turned-retailer Nat Harry makes the case for bringing back taboo descriptors like “jammy” and “smooth” to connect with customers
Mark Newton on Waterford’s groundbreaking—and controversial—whisky terroir project
Baijiu expert Derek Sandhaus explains how the TTB creates confusion and limits diversity by ignoring a wide range of distillates, from soju to aguardiente
Without the safety net of a corporate career trajectory and transferable skills, how can the wine and hospitality workforce prepare for the next crisis? It’s time to learn
Dorothy J. Gaiter talks about her experience as a black wine journalist in an industry that has been slow to shed its identity as an exclusive all-white club
The National Association of Wine Retailers’ executive director shares key takeaways from a recent industry survey
Why the conventional wisdom about barley—and the way it’s farmed—is all wrong
An Australian importer discusses the ongoing bushfires, smoke taint, the 2020 vintage, and the outpouring of support from the U.S.
The wine director of D.C.’s Maydan traces the real-time impact of a purpose-driven list
A grape grower whose vineyards have been damaged speaks out on why it’s a threat to the industry
Winemaker Dan Petroski and other wine industry experts discuss research on what can be done now to preserve Napa Valley
Vintner Stephanie Honig makes a case for supporting marijuana cultivation and production in the world-famous wine region