$1.7 Million in Rare Wine Missing Following Bottle Heist in Spain
Convicted couple sentenced to jail time, but the stolen bottles remain missing
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Ornellaia Winemaker Back to Bordeaux
Gaylon Lawrence and Carlton McCoy hire Axel Heinz as CEO of Château Lascombes
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Study Revisits Origin of Grapegrowing
Scientists pinpoint when humans first domesticated wine grapes—it's earlier than expected
15th Century Wine Ship Restoration Progresses in Great Britain
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Naples Auction Raises Nearly $26 Million
The Naples Winter Wine Festival raised record funds for kids and education
At Memento Mori, It’s Carpe Diem Time
A dozen years into its life, a boutique Napa Cabernet producer gains a permanent home in Calistoga
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Winter storms replenished reservoirs, but it's too soon to know what the growing season will bring