Walla Walla Confronts Phylloxera
Washington’s vast appellation is battling the dreaded vineyard pest for the first time. Why are some wine producers more worried than others?
Washington’s vast appellation is battling the dreaded vineyard pest for the first time. Why are some wine producers more worried than others?
Hit harder than most wine regions by rising temperatures and drought, this small country emerges as a global leader in responding to the climate threat
A new definition aims to bring clarity and consensus to the polarizing category, yet it may have the opposite effect
Wine fairs and portfolio tastings are canceled around the world. When will they return, how can they evolve, and—in the meantime—what can take their place?
Climate change is threatening Napa’s greatest asset. Andy Beckstoffer’s new research aims to preserve its future
Challenged by social distancing, tariffs, and a wine glut, rosé producers weigh in on what to expect, from bag-in-box and growlers, to a marketing shift for more serious times
Experts explain what it really means to describe a wine as “terpenic”
How a growing number of boutique, sustainably-minded wine producers are carving an upscale niche in the canned category
Pros’ best advice for strategizing high-end wine sales during a downturn
Digging into the roots of pétillant naturel to determine how the sparkling wine style became trendy—and what its newfound popularity means for its future
Winemakers talk about their new reality and the lasting mark the coronavirus pandemic could leave on producers across the country
Examining misconceptions and lesser-known facts about malolactic fermentation in wine