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Carmenère “On the Rocks” in Italy
This Veneto winemaker is on a mission to elevate Bordeaux’s “lost” grape
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Dehours set a new standard in the Marne Valley with its vineyard-designated bottlings that emphasize the place and grape over the …
A Burgundy-Style Paulée Arrives in Brunello-Land
A two-day gathering in central Italy brings together top French wines and an Italian fashion icon
Why Wine Must Change
To stay relevant, great wine must be affordable and sustainable
Falling for Champagne (Again), Part 2: A Second Name to Love
Doyard has deliciously innovated through time and tragedy
Gaja and Graci: Surfing Etna’s White Wave
In the right terroir , the Idda partners believe Carricante will become the volcanic's iconic wine
Gaja and Graci: A Match Made on Etna
Two winemaking leaders explore volcanic terroirs at Idda
How Anselme Selosse Shook Up Champagne
His perpetual curiosity and daring changed the world of prestige bubbly
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The philosophy and science behind his costly, coveted and controversial cult bubblies
Italian Wine’s Greatest Dinner?
Bolgheri gathers 1,200 wine lovers under a summer Tuscan sky—with no “plan B”
The Future of Italian Bubbles
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Blowup: A Controversial Italian Photographer, His Rebel Son and Wine
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Traveling the Backroads of Tuscany: Ghizzano
Tucked in the hills of Pisa, this noble estate takes its own approach to making Sangiovese and other wines that reflect the area’s …