Mitch Frank
Peter Sichel, Acclaimed Vintner, Spy and Wine Spectator Distinguished Service Award Winner, Dies at 102
After escaping Nazi Germany, Sichel found success first as a spymaster and then as the …
Wine's Tough Times Are An Opportunity
U.S. wine sales are declining during a time of generational change—but that’s a chance to …
Simple Slogans Over Solid Science
The former Surgeon General’s parting shot at moderate alcohol consumption
Trotter Wine Wows at Lagasse Auction
Plus, Burgundy’s Hospices de Beaune auction raises over $15 million
A Federal Health Showdown on Wine
Former U.S. Surgeon General’s last advisory aligns with a growing neoprohibitionist movement
Updated: U.S. Pauses Tariffs on Canada, After Wineries in Both Nations Faced Trade Barriers
The U.S. and Canadian governments agreed to pause their tariff battle for one month. Canada …
The Return of Wine Tariffs
For U.S. wine consumers, wine merchants and wineries, the specter of tariffs looms
André Soltner, the Chef Behind Landmark New York Bistro Lutèce, Dies at 92
In three decades behind the stove, the Alsatian chef promoted fresh ingredients and good …
Los Angeles Restaurants Grapple With Wildfires
Multiple blazes over the past week destroyed entire neighborhoods, but chefs have rallied …