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Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

Should you rotate your stored wine?

Posted: June 25, 2012  

Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

Can I just decant a wine to get the benefits of aging it?

Posted: June 22, 2012  

Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

If bright light is so bad for wine, why are wine shops brightly lit?

Posted: June 20, 2012  

News & Features  :  Unfiltered

John "The Spider" Salley's Bug-Friendly Vegan Wines

Plus, French wines from under the sea, and Ivana Trump's new Champagne for Legends

Posted: June 14, 2012  

Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

Mold is growing in my cellar. What should I do?

Posted: June 11, 2012  

News & Features  :  What We're Drinking Now

A German Riesling That Outshines Its Vintage, A Decade Later

H. Dönnhoff Riesling Spätlese Nahe Schlossböckelheimer Kupfergrube 2000

Posted: June 11, 2012  By Bruce Sanderson

Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

Do I need to store my reds and whites at different temperatures?

Posted: June 6, 2012  

News & Features  :  Features

Auction Napa Valley Raises Over $8 Million

The sun came back this year as the annual charity event topped last year’s numbers by almost 6 percent

Posted: June 4, 2012  By Tim Fish

News & Features  :  Unfiltered

Low-Octane Wine for High-Octane Sex

Plus, wine in space, cycling's Jonathan Vaughters celebrates a Giro d'Italia win and more Girl Scout honorees

Posted: May 31, 2012  

May 31, 2012 Issue  :  Features

Digging Deep

Building this California wine cellar required some heavy lifting

Posted: May 31, 2012  By Lizzie Munro

Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

Will the corks dry out on the wines I keep on presentation shelves?

Posted: May 30, 2012  

Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

I pulled a cork that was practically falling apart. What gives?

Posted: May 23, 2012  

Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

How do you know if a wine will continue to improve or not?

Posted: May 21, 2012  

Blogs  :  Exploring Wine with Tim Fish

The Pioneer Queen of Anderson Valley Pinot

Tasting old vintages of Pinot with Milla Handley, one of Anderson Valley's originals

Posted: May 16, 2012  By Tim Fish

Milla Handley was making Pinot Noir in the Anderson Valley before it was cool to be there. She has championed that remote valley in Mendocino County since launching Handley Cellars in 1982, back when winemaking there was just taking baby steps.

"In the old days, we were using old dairy tanks for fermenters," Handley said. "And we weren't sure we could get still wine grapes ripe or not."

Things change in 30 years. Anderson Valley has matured and is now considered one of California's best spots for Pinot Noir. Handley recently marked her three decades in the business by opening a few older wines from her extensive cellar.

Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

How can I give my wine some air time and still keep it cool?

Posted: May 16, 2012  

Collecting  :  Collecting News

Alleged Wine Counterfeiter Rudy Kurniawan Indicted

Federal grand jury hands down charges against the wine collector; he could be extradited to New York soon

Posted: May 10, 2012  By Peter Hellman

Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

Is it bad to put my wine fridge next to my microwave?

Posted: May 7, 2012  

Learn Wine  :  Ask Dr. Vinny

Why do some wines age really well for many years, while the average wine from the local grocers is age-sensitive?

Posted: May 4, 2012  

News & Features  :  What We're Drinking Now

Souvenirs of 1986

Château Cos-d’Estournel St.-Estèphe 1986

Posted: April 30, 2012  By Thomas Matthews

April 30, 2012 Issue  :  News

Top 10 Charity Auctions of 2011

Naples Festival helps push yearly total up 16 percent

Posted: April 30, 2012  By Lizzie Munro

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