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Green Revolutionaries West Coast vintners are at the vanguard of a movement to embrace more natural methods, as they aim to make high quality, environmentally friendly wines.
- Wine Spectator Online: Read Wine Spectator's past coverage on environmental leaders, including profiles of organic guru "Amigo Bob" Cantisano, Sonoma mavericks Tony and Phil Coturri, and the biodynamic apostles of France's Languedoc.
- Wine Spectator Online BONUS VIDEOS: Vintner Paul Dolan, John Buechsenstein and Michael Honig explain why earth-friendly winegrowing is so important to them. Plus, Delia Viader discusses her experiments with biodynamic winemaking, and winemakers from around the world share their thoughts on climate change.
Selected Green Wines From the United States
Bringing Back the Birds and the Bees Winemakers forgo pesticides with some help from Mother Nature
Earth-Friendly Winemaking From solar panels to subterranean cellars, producers find a way to make wine while reducing pollution and conserving energy
What It Means to Be Green Deciphering the language and logos found on green labels
Features
Tasting Reports
2006 Bordeaux Barrels The Bordelais beat tough weather conditions to produce very good to outstanding wines, and even some potential classics
- Wine Spectator Online: Check out the 2006 Bordeaux Barrel Tasting online for James Suckling's complete tasting notes on nearly 500 wines, along with his blog on his visit to Bordeaux. Plus, guest blogger Jean-Guillaume Prats of Château Cos-d'Estournel provides an inside look at the futures campaign.
High-Octane Zinfandel In 2004 and 2005, California delivers its most full-flavored wines in a decade, with styles varying from ripe to elegant
- Wine Spectator Online: If you're looking for recipes to pair with your favorite Zinfandel, check out some of our suggestions.
Travel
The Best of Bordeaux From Pauillac to Sauternes and beyond, the welcome mat is outwe present the best wineries to visit, as well as the top restaurants and hotels
- Wine Spectator Online: For more great wine-country destinations, check out our online Dining & Travel resources, which feature our revamped Hotel Search as well as Google maps. You can also search for award-winning restaurants and even make reservations.
Departments
This Issue
Upfront
Reducing greenhouse gases at the winery; frost devastates many vineyards in the Midwest; scientists discover an antioxidant in red wine that may kill cancer cells; a vineyard manager's best friend?; Florida finds no direct-shipping solution; flying winemaker lands in the Douro Valley; GrapeVine
- Wine Spectator Online Keep up with breaking news as well as the people, places and happenings that wine lovers are talking about.
Tastes
The best rubs and marinades; barbecuing with silicone; getting to the source of the finest rums; going ape over coffee; wine storage as art
- Wine Spectator Online: Visit our website to find recipes for other marinated dishes, such as apricot-cured pork chops, using our Recipe Search tool.
Columns
James Laube Conquering ripeness
- Wine Spectator Online: In his recent blog posts, James Laube has written about Piero Antinori's California project, the producer of Two-Buck Chuck, and a mailing list worth joining.
Matt Kramer Pinot ennui
Collecting
Bordeaux shines at spring auctions; a top surgeon's wine cellar
- Wine Spectator Online New FREE Newsletter: Our biweekly Collecting & Auctions e-mail newsletter provides ratings of collectible wines, answers to your collecting questions, auction news and more. Sign up or view a sample.
Wine Talk
Wine Talk Musician Mick Fleetwood
The Buying Guide
View a list of all tasting notes from this issue. Or for more than 196,000 tasting notes, use WineSpectator.com's Wine Ratings Search, where you can sort by region, variety, vintage, price, score and tasting date.
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SUMMER VACATION To help plan your next trip to a top wine and food destination, visit our Dining & Travel section.
WARM-WEATHER ENTERTAINING We can help you whip up the perfect meal this weekend.
BLOGS Get the scoop on the topics of the moment from five senior editors-find out which wines to open now, which mailing lists to join and which restaurants to try. 2006 CALIFORNIA CABERNET Plan your purchases in advancesenior editor James Laube previews the upcoming vintage, with top-scoring wines from barrel. |
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FATHER'S DAY Check out our guide to making your dad's day. Hint: It involves a lot of great wine. VIDEOS After reading this issue's cover story, go online to meet some of wine's green revolutionaries:
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