Antinori's Piedmont Estate Prunotto Buys Vineyards in Serralunga d'Alba The Italian wine company expands its Barolo presence with 8.4 acres in Cerretta Nov 28, 2022
Worth the Wait: Carmelo Anthony's 2017 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Debuts A first look at the NBA star’s late-release VII(N) The Seventh Estate Oath of Fidelity Châteauneuf-du-Pape, made in partnership with third-generation Rhône winemaker Stéphane Usseglio Nov 29, 2022
Burgundy's Hospices de Beaune Charity Auction Hits a $32 Million Record Thanks to enthusiasm over the 2022 vintage, 802 barrels of Burgundy raised the event’s highest total in 162 years Nov 29, 2022
‘Straight Talk’ Podcast Episode 3 Spotlights Champagne for the Holidays James Molesworth and Alison Napjus chat with Roederer's Jean-Baptiste Lécaillon and grower Champagne star Alexandre Chartogne. Plus, Dr. Vinny goes behind the bubbles … Nov 29, 2022
Robert Camuto Meets... Italy’s “Great Little” Pizza Wine Southern Italy’s Caserta produces a sparkling treasure from monster vines Robert Camuto Nov 23, 2022
News Study Finds Heavy or Binge Drinking by Younger Adults a Key Factor in Alcohol-Related Deaths Looking at Americans 20 to 64 years old, researchers link alcohol to one in five deaths, mostly attributable to binge drinking, among adults under 50 Kenny Martin Nov 22, 2022
News Fraud Trial Roils Bordeaux For several years, a group of wine professionals trucked in millions of bottles worth of Spanish wine and used false documents to transform it into Bordeaux Suzanne Mustacich Nov 21, 2022
Columns Rethinking Zinfandel in Sonoma Seghesio, a family and winery synonymous with the grape, is making changes in response to climate shifts in the region Tim Fish From the Nov 15, 2022, issue
Turning Tables Scarpetta Opens New Outpost in Tokyo The restaurant group’s first location in Asia is part of a larger global expansion. Plus, an Eleven Madison Park alum debuts his own spot in La Jolla and SingleThread Farms announces a new wine director Aaron Romano Julia Larson Nov 17, 2022
News Late-Season Frost Wreaks Havoc on Argentina Vineyards A mix of freezing nights and warm days harmed vines throughout the country, but winemakers don't yet know the extent of the damage Aaron Romano Nov 15, 2022
News ‘Straight Talk’ Podcast Episode 2 Spotlights Mondavi Legacy with Exclusive Interviews Host James Molesworth shares never-before-heard conversations with Wine Spectator editor and publisher Marvin R. Shanken, Continuum Estate co-founder Tim Mondavi, international winemaking star Paul Hobbs and more Nov 11, 2022
News Exclusive: E. & J. Gallo Acquires Denner Vineyards in Paso Robles The deal includes a winery and vineyards in both the Willow Creek and Adelaida districts, a sign of the region's growing profile MaryAnn Worobiec Nov 10, 2022
News Allen Shoup, Pioneer of Washington Wines, Dies at 79 As the head of Chateau Ste. Michelle, he was a guiding force in establishing the state's reputation Tim Fish Nov 10, 2022
News Global Study Links Moderate Wine Drinking to Reduced Risk of Stroke Researchers analyzing health data from 32 nations found evidence that wine—but not other alcoholic drinks—could reduce incidence of stroke when consumed moderately Kenny Martin Nov 9, 2022
News Despite Record Heat, Europeans Happy with Harvest The 2022 growing season was far from dull, thanks to drought, wildfires and storms, but growers are happy with quality, though yields are down Kristen Bieler Suzanne Mustacich Alison Napjus Nov 8, 2022
News Wine Spectator Recognizes Restaurant King Danny Meyer with 2022 Distinguished Service Award The restaurateur received one of this year’s awards in a surprise presentation at the New York Wine Experience Mitch Frank Julia Larson Nov 2, 2022
