Top 100
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Cover Story
The Top 100 - Our list of the most notable wines of 2010, determined by quality, value, availability and the X-factor of excitement
Wine of the Year - How a young and determined winemaker made history with Saxum James Berry Vineyard Paso Robles 2007
Top 100 at a Glance
Profiles of Wines Nos. 2 to 100
Top 100 by Region and Variety
Wines of the Year 1989 to 2009
10 Years of Top 10s
Great Values in the 2010 Top 100
Classic-Scoring Wines of 2010
Tasting Notes for the Top 100 Wines
WineSpectator.com: BONUS VIDEOS: What makes a wine a member of this exclusive club? Find out as Wine Spectator's senior editors discuss each of this year's Top 10 wines in a video series. Plus, get a handy printable list of the full Top 100, at http://top100.winespectator.com.
Features
Ports to Enjoy - Tawny Ports offer mature and rich flavors while ruby Ports supply plenty of youthful fruitiness
Cause for Celebration - Bone-dry or sweet, white or pink, entry level to top of the line, this year’s crop of Champagnes includes something to suit every taste and wallet
Made in America - California and Oregon lead the way with high quality and well-priced domestic bubblies
World Bubblies - From Italian Prosecco to sparkling Shiraz from Australia, choices abound from off-the-radar regions
New World Wine Experience - Scores of exciting wines are being made outside Europe. Las Vegas was the place to be to meet the winemakers behind them
Grapevine
Departments
This Issue/Marvin R. Shanken
James Laube - The Next Big Things
WineSpectator.com: In his latest blogs, James Laube shares updates from his most recent tastings and visits with winemakers, and he discusses hot-button issues in the wine industry. Join the conversation with other members.
The Buying Guide
The Buying Guide for this issue is available here.
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TOP 100 OF 2010 What makes a wine a member of this exclusive club? Find out as Wine Spectator's senior editors discuss this year's Top 10 wines in a video series. Plus, get a handy printable list of the full Top 100.
VINTAGE REPORT CARD Get an early look at the expected quality in key regions in the Northern Hemisphere.
HOLIDAY TIPS FROM THE EXPERTS We've got you covered from Thanksgiving through the New Year. Leading chefs provide recipes for some of their favorite holiday meals, while Wine Spectator editors recommend recently rated red, white and sparkling wines for your parties. Plus, get great ideas for the wine lovers among your friends and family.
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