Jill Barth

"People are drawn to the authenticity of small to mid-sized wineries," says Stanley Browne, co-owner of Madrina. These producers essential to his wine list.

Casa Italia showcases Italian wine at the 2024 Summer Olympics. It is held at Le Prè Catelan in Paris, where the founding of the modern Olympic Games was toasted in 1894.

In 2023, the Fender's blue butterfly was downlisted from endangered to threatened, and Willamette Valley landowers like Van Duzer Vineyards have been key this success.

Wine is perfect for making new memories with mom or sharing thoughts of days past. As producer Robin McBride says, “There’s a Chardonnay for everyone!”

Nicolas-Jay Estate, run by Burgundian winemaker Jean-Nicolas Méo and music entrepreneur Jay Boberg, is the first vineyard in Oregon to purchase and use a Monarch Tractor.

American wineries are struggling right now—that’s the message winemaker Patrick Cappiello recently shared on social media.

Can these platforms entice new enthusiasts by meeting them where they are instead of asking them to develop the proverbial acquired taste of a wine connoisseur?

Cabernet Franc more reliable in cooler vintages and ensures its availability for early harvests when weather conditions and fire smoke pose threats in Napa Valley.

Cold weather brings with it a hunger for warmth and richness – qualities that are beautifully encompassed by Saperavi wine from Georgia.

Austria’s single vineyard wines have received significant attention and labeling refinements in recent years, giving them a lift with sommeliers and wine enthusiasts.