Merry Edwards is one of those living legends in the winemaking world of California that changed the way wine consumers viewed The Golden State. As Napa Valley became known for Cabernet Sauvignon, the more northern wine region of Sonoma County quietly carved out a name for Pinot Noir within Russian...

Jerry Lohr’s humble beginnings have always influenced his focus with his family company J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines; making delicious wine that is offered at an affordable price. The next generation is starting to expand into premium bottlings of single vineyards to show the world the range of their quality...

The threat of the US imposing 100% tariffs on European goods such as wine and olive oil is still alive. These tariffs could possibly go through before February 15th. Should this happen, they will likely destroy many small American businesses as well as hurt the American economy and American wineries.

All of the different sections of the vineyards at Campogiovanni looked different; how the vines were spaced, how they were trellised, how densely they were planted. At one moment Leonardo was pointing to vines that were over 50 years old and the next he was motioning at those that were...

Arne talked about the patience of the area of Burkheim and the knowing wisdom that it is better to see how things settle instead of to jump to a bad decision, even if it means that it will take a couple of generations to see the benefits. He spoke about...

There are many impressive things about Giuseppe Pagano and his wine company, San Salvatore--a winery 100% powered by solar panels; their constant drive to lower CO2 emissions; their use of wine boxes made from recycled paper; the fact that they provide restaurants and a local luxury beach hotel with the...

Drinking wine doesn’t always coincide with our politics, and our politics can be enriched if we take the time to think about our choices in wine. There is no better wine to get us there than Italian rosé (rosato) wines with their serenity balanced with generosity and the array of...