Bruce Sanderson

Fresh and balanced Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays are the hallmarks of the vintage. And there will be plenty of wine to go around!

Wine Spectator senior editor Bruce Sanderson speaks with Tuscan winemakers about the regenerative and sustainable farming techniques taking root across the region.

The fashion house family, owners of the Tuscan winery Il Borro, have bought Pinino, a 40-acre estate in Montalcino dating back to 1874

Top wineries like Michele Chiarlo and Damilano feature in new scores and reviews of recently tasted Italian value wines priced as low as $17 and rated up to 91 points.

A believer in quality wines from across the Italian peninsula, the New Zealander built an impressive company and legacy

The owner of the luxury hotel Monteverdi Tuscany plans new investments in the winery known for Vino Nobile di Montepulciano.

A trailblazer in the 1970s and ‘80s, Saunier introduced Americans to great Burgundy and Rhône wines

Wine Spectator’s Grand Tour kicked off in Chicago, with 1,000 wine lovers meeting some of the world's top winemakers and sampling wines from dozens of regions and grape varieties.

Ernst Loosen has partnered with Burgundy’s Manoël Bouchet to create a new négociant business focused on Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

We just reviewed Sangiovese-based reds from Capraia, Bindi Sergardi, Rocca di Castagnoli and more, priced as low as $21. Get our expert scores and tasting notes!