what we're drinking now
Wine Spectator editors share their most interesting wines, enjoyed with friends over meals. These bottles were tasted non-blind; members can read official blind reviews.
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Senior editor James Suckling joined Wine Spectator in 1981. As European bureau chief, he is based in Tuscany and tastes the wines of Italy, Bordeaux and Port.
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A Century-Old Wine Worth Staying Up Too Late
Friday, November 20, 2009
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Tasting coordinator Alison Napjus has worked in Wine Spectator's New York office since 2000. Her tasting beats are Alsace and Beaujolais.
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A California Cabernet Name Everyone Knows
Monday, November 16, 2009
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Senior editor James Molesworth joined Wine Spectator in 1997. He reviews the wines of Argentina, Chile, the Finger Lakes, the Loire, the Rhône and South Africa.
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A Sweet Wine with Staying Power
Thursday, November 12, 2009
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Tasting coordinator MaryAnn Worobiec has been with Wine Spectator since 1997. Her tasting beats are California Petite Sirah, Sauvignon Blanc and "other" whites.
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Grooving on Grüner Veltliner
Monday, November 9, 2009
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Managing editor Kim Marcus joined Wine Spectator in 1988. His tasting beats include Austria, Greece, southern France and the table wines of Portugal.
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A Fine White Sipper for a Holiday Party
Thursday, November 19, 2009
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Senior editor and tasting director Bruce Sanderson joined Wine Spectator in 1993. His tasting beats are Burgundy, Champagne and Germany.
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A Riesling Between Youth and Maturity
Friday, November 13, 2009
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