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News & Features  :  Seasonal

Tasting in the Judean Hills

Three wineries to visit and tips on touring Israel's most-accessible wine region

Posted: September 3, 2010  By Stephanie Cain

News & Features  :  Seasonal

Kosher Wines and New Recipes for the High Holidays

17 recently rated reds, whites and more, plus two great recipes from Joan Nathan's new book

Posted: August 31, 2010  By Laurie Woolever

News & Features  :  Seasonal

Perfect Rib Eye Steaks and 14 California Reds for Labor Day

Get great grilling tips from a Grand Award-winning steak house, plus recently rated reds from the Golden State

Posted: August 27, 2010  By Laurie Woolever

News & Features  :  Drinking Out Loud

Are You a Good Wine Host?

And, for that matter, how good a "wine guest" are you?

Posted: August 17, 2010  By Matt Kramer

News & Features  :  Drinking Out Loud

What Makes a Wine Ageworthy?

We cellar wines because we believe they will transform. But what qualities indicate that potential?

Posted: August 3, 2010  By Matt Kramer

News & Features  :  Drinking Out Loud

Are You Afraid of Italian Wines?

A shocking confession: Even the experts find the country's wines daunting

Posted: July 20, 2010  By Matt Kramer

News & Features  :  Drinking Out Loud

What Syrah Really Needs

Despite high quality, California Syrah producers have a problem: The best Syrahs need cellaring

Posted: July 6, 2010  By Matt Kramer

News & Features  :  Seasonal

Tangy Grilled Chicken and White Wines for July 4th

A simple, tasty recipe from L.A. chef David Myers, plus 14 recently rated American white wines to match

Posted: June 25, 2010  By Laurie Woolever

News & Features  :  Drinking Out Loud

If It Says "Old Vines," Will You Buy?

The benefits of old vines are debatable, particularly to those who don't have them

Posted: June 15, 2010  By Matt Kramer

News & Features  :  Seasonal

A Clambake and Summer Wines for Father's Day

An easy stovetop version of the summer classic, plus a list of refreshing Sauvignon Blancs and rosés

Posted: June 11, 2010  By Laurie Woolever

News & Features  :  Features

America's Soccer Stars in South Africa's Wine Country

In time for the 2010 World Cup, learn about wine-loving U.S. soccer stars, plus 12 great South African value wines for your celebrations

Posted: June 4, 2010  By Robert Taylor

News & Features  :  Features

Big Bottles for a Big Party

Wine Spectator's Napa and Sonoma BYO Magnum parties kick off Auction Napa Valley

Posted: June 4, 2010  By Tim Fish

News & Features  :  Drinking Out Loud

Some Truths About Wine

Questions of decanting, aging and the necessity of visiting the place where the wine is made

Posted: June 1, 2010  By Matt Kramer

News & Features  :  Seasonal

Welcoming Summer with Burgers and Red Wine

Great Memorial Day grilling tips from Daniel Boulud's rock'n'roll bistro, plus 14 recommended Cabernets and blends to match

Posted: May 21, 2010  By Laurie Woolever

News & Features  :  Drinking Out Loud

Belief in Barbera

How one of Italy’s top winemakers showed us how much great vineyards matter

Posted: May 18, 2010  By Matt Kramer

News & Features  :  Features

Wine Spectator's 2010 Grand Tour

More than 200 wineries pour their best for three nights in Las Vegas, New York and Washington, D.C.

Posted: May 6, 2010  By Mitch Frank

News & Features  :  Drinking Out Loud

Adiós Argentina—For Now

Parting thoughts on the country’s people, its grass-fed beef (including a dirty little secret) and, of course, its wines

Posted: May 4, 2010  By Matt Kramer

News & Features  :  Seasonal

Peach-Glazed Pork for Mother's Day

Try our delicious pork chop recipe, along with one of our 18 suggested whites or reds to match...

Posted: April 30, 2010  By Laurie Woolever

News & Features  :  Drinking Out Loud

Why "Exotic" Is Essential

To become great wine countries, Argentina and Chile need distinctive wineries that offer an altogether new vision

Posted: April 20, 2010  By Matt Kramer

News & Features  :  Drinking Out Loud

Into the Patagonian Desert

What are wineries doing in the empty flatlands of Argentina? And why are some of the wines so good?

Posted: April 6, 2010  By Matt Kramer

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