Alison Napjus

For the 2024 meal at Augusta National, the 2023 Masters Tournament winner recruited the historic Rioja winery and chef José Andrés. Find out what he served!

An intruder drained an estimated $2.7 million of wine in the cellars of Spain’s Cepa 21; in Washington, police arrested a suspect in vandalism at Sparkman Cellars

The head of the Catholic Church praised wine’s role in farming and culture and urged vintners to care for their employees and the land

Explore Spain’s famous Albariño and Rioja with new Wine Spectator scores and tasting notes for recently rated beauties, including a few values at $35 or less.

Featuring recently tasted Vermentino, Aglianico and more, these new Wine Spectator scores and reviews spotlight great wine from Italy’s Campania and Sardinia.

Longtime CEO Marilisa Allegrini and her daughters will manage two Tuscan wineries; Her nephews and niece will manage Valpolicella winery

Alison Napjus’ report charts an era of progress for the country’s dry red and white wines, including top wines and good values from the Douro, Alentejo, Vinho Verde and beyond.

Brad Pitt, Miraval partner Marc Perrin and sparkling-wine expert Rodolphe Péters teamed up on the new, more affordable Petite Fleur rosé—and we’ve rated it!

Our guide to making lifelong memories on your next trip to France, Italy, Portugal or Spain

О̄kta is the latest sign that Oregon’s prime Pinot Noir region is becoming a true destination for wine and food lovers

New Wine Spectator reviews of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Shiraz, Pinotage and more, most priced less than $30

Wine Spectator editors picked the best values of the year from wines rated 90 points or higher and priced at $40 or less. Find out what makes these outstanding red, white and sparkling wines from the U.S., Europe and South America so exciting!

After more than two years of virtual wine tastings, it’s time to raise the bar on these experiences, says senior editor Alison Napjus. Some wineries are stepping up.

Chardonnay, Nero d’Avola and more are featured in these new Wine Spectator reviews of impressive Italian wines from Etna and beyond, most priced $30 or less

New Wine Spectator reviews of impressive wines made from one of Spain’s signature white grapes, most priced $30 or less

Travel to Italy’s Sicily region with these new Wine Spectator reviews of impressive white, rosé and red wines, most priced under $30

The Douro offers unparalleled vineyard views, rich history and lovely hospitality—and, of course, delicious wines.

Dive into South Africa with these new Wine Spectator reviews of Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc and more, up to 91 points

As the number of wines available in the U.S. has increased so has the scarcity of many of the best bottlings, finds Wine Spectator tasting director Alison Napjus.

Don’t-miss wines, discoveries and personal favorites from around the world—all scoring 90 points or higher.