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The Making of Champagne’s Most Elusive Prestige Cuvée
By releasing wine only in select vintages and sourcing exclusively from Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Salon has created a model of prestige rooted in patience and place
The Science of Tannins in Wine
Learn from wine professionals about the vineyard and cellar techniques shaping tannin expression in wine
Why Winemakers Are Split on the Benefits of Concrete Eggs
Some winemakers promise this increasingly popular fermenting and aging vessel offers softer tannins and greater depth of flavor—but others are on the fence
The Science Behind Reductive Aromas in Wine
Volatile sulfur compounds are polarizing aromas that can smell like anything from rotten eggs to struck match and beyond. How do they occur during viticulture and vinification—and are we thinking about them all wrong?
Behind the Scenes of Beverage Product Development
Beverage professionals break down the process of transforming an idea into a market-ready product, from formulation and sourcing to branding and compliance
How Adrianna Vineyard Became the Grand Cru of South America
A bold experiment in high-altitude viticulture evolved into a global benchmark for terroir-driven wine—and helped redefine perceptions of Argentine wine in the process
The New Rules of Wine Importing
Wine importers are adapting to volatility with sharper logistics, closer partnerships, and tighter cash management
The 8 Best Naturally Low-Alcohol White Wines, According to Experts
Consumer demand for lighter, fresher wines has put the spotlight on naturally low-alcohol whites. Here are eight bottles wine professionals across the country recommend
The Science Behind Dry Farming
Winemakers and researchers say dry farming can improve vine resilience and soil health—but only under the right conditions
The Science Behind Non-Alcoholic Beer and Wine Production
Rising demand for no- and low-alcohol beer and wine is spurring innovation in production methods
The Story Behind the American Wine Crisis
The first half of 2024 has felt like a tidal wave of woe for U.S. wine producers, but what’s really going on? Winery professionals and industry analysts weigh in
Why More Wineries Are Betting on High-Volume Wines
Accessible, higher-volume SKUs are helping producers build resilience in a difficult wine market
4 Strategies Driving Successful Wine Rebrands
Producers are rethinking identity, design, and strategy to drive growth amid economic challenges and consumer shifts
Why Aligoté Is Rising in Burgundy and Beyond
Once regulated to kir and Crémant, Aligoté is gaining ground as new growers focus on terroir, lower yields, and improved winemaking
Flavored Wines Are Leading Key Industry Trends in 2026
The growth of flavored wine offers lessons in accessibility, flavor, and meeting evolving consumer demand
How a Volatile Trade Landscape Is Transforming Wine Pricing
Tariffs, policy shifts, and rising costs are forcing U.S. importers, distributors, and buyers to rethink their wine pricing strategies
The 9 Best Sparkling Rosés, According to Experts
Rosé Champagne, pét-nat, Lambrusco, and more recommendations from sommeliers and retailers across the country—just in time for rosé season
Georgian Wine Looks Beyond Its Amber Identity
From Saperavi to western Georgian whites, a growing number of producers are pushing beyond amber styles to showcase the country’s full range
How Tiny Wine Shops Are Turning Constraint into Opportunity
With less than 1,000 square feet to work with, these retailers are winning with tight curation, clear identity, and high-touch service
Sommeliers’ 6 Favorite Wine Glasses for Restaurant Service
From universal workhorses to precision stems, these are the wine glasses sommeliers rely on during service
A Guide to Germany’s New Wine Classification System
Germany’s updated wine law—which is mandatory from the 2026 vintage—introduces PDOs, PGIs, and stricter regional control, but understanding the new hierarchy won’t necessarily be easier
How Technology Is Transforming No- and Low-Alcohol Wine
From non-traditional yeasts to nano-membrane filtration, a wave of innovation is helping winemakers rebuild what’s lost when alcohol is removed from wine
The Science Behind Vertical Shoot Positioning in Vineyards
Once a default choice, VSP is being reevaluated as changing conditions expose tradeoffs in ripening, yield, and cost
