Bouchard Père & Fils, Part II: A Balancing Act
For winemaker Frédéric Weber, the key to successful whites in 2015 was balancing freshness with ripe grapes
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Bouchard Père & Fils, Part I: Fine-Tuning the Range in 2015
Winemaker Frédéric Weber learned from Burgundy's past warm vintages for his 2015 reds
Renewed Focus at Domaine Simon Bize
Chisa Bize continues the work of her late husband, Patrick, with a fine range of 2015 reds and whites
2015 William Fèvre Chablis: Charming and Fresh
The taut, precise, mineral-driven style of Fèvre results in successful whites from a warm vintage
The One and Only Chablis
A tasting of 2015 grands crus reveals the distinctive character—and pleasure—of Chablis
A Vertical Tasting of Pelissero’s Vanotu Barbaresco
Giorgio Pelissero’s flagship Nebbiolo comes from the intersection of the Piedmont zone’s three main townships
Exploring the 'Rowdy' Wines of Vallana
An eight-decade vertical back to 1947 from this northern Piedmont estate puts its individuality on display
'No' to Nebbiolo Piemonte DOC
The defeat of a proposal to expand the production zone of Nebbiolo in Piedmont is a victory for consumers
The Bad Boy of Bibbiano
Chianti Classico's Tenuta Bibbiano releases Bibbionaccio, a new wine borne of technique rather than terroir or tradition
Méo-Camuzet: A Singular Clos de Vougeot
A 10-vintage vertical of the Burgundy grand cru from 1967 to 1991 shows consistency and finesse
Buying into a Dream in Tuscany
New owners at Vecchie Terre di Montefili purchased prime vineyards high above Panzano in Chianti Classico
Progress Report: 2006 Barolo
A great vintage is just now beginning to awaken from its 10-year slumber