Columns

Playing the Long Game

Jean-Louis Chave revives an overlooked vineyard in the St.-Joseph appellation of the Northern Rhône

• James Molesworth

Nov 30, 2019

News

Moderate Wine Consumption and Type 2 Diabetes

A meta analysis of research found wine may help diabetes sufferers by lowering blood pressure and cholesterol

• Peter Lane

Oct 15, 2019

Mixed Case: Opinion and Advice

The Hot New Thing(s) at the Grand Tastings

What's wired at the New York Wine Experience? New wines, new wineries and even new grape debuts!

• Ben O'Donnell

Oct 15, 2019

News

Chanel Group Expands Its Wine Ambitions to Provence

The luxury company, which owns wineries in Bordeaux and Napa, buys Domaine de I'lle in Provence

• Cassia Schifter

Oct 14, 2019

News

Exclusive: Jackson Family Wines Buys Balo Vineyards in Anderson Valley

The 14-acre property in California's Mendocino County is known for its Pinot Noir and popular tasting room

• MaryAnn Worobiec

Oct 14, 2019

News

California Wineries Take Mid-Harvest Power Outages in Stride

The local utility has been cutting power to prevent wildfires, leaving millions in the dark. In wine country, however, it's mostly business as usual

• Aaron Romano

Oct 11, 2019

News

Chef José Andrés' Charity Makes a Difference with 1 Million Meals

In the wake of Hurricane Dorian, the renowned chef and his World Central Kitchen reach a milestone in their relief efforts to the Bahamas

• Thomas Matthews

Oct 10, 2019

Turning Tables

Trabocchis Open Third Sfoglina in D.C. Area

Plus, there's a new executive chef at Spiaggia, and a Cuban restaurant in Boston opens with a fun wine program

• Julie Harans
• Natalie Crooks

Oct 10, 2019

News

Napa Vintner Agustin F. Huneeus Sentenced to 5 Months in Prison for Role in College Admissions Scandal

The ex-CEO of Huneeus Vintners pleaded guilty to paying bribes to try to get his daughter into USC

• Mitch Frank

Oct 4, 2019

News

Jean-Bernard Delmas, Legendary Bordeaux Winemaker, Dies at 83

Born at Château Haut-Brion, Delmas spent 42 years improving quality at the first-growth, and made outstanding wine at La Mission Haut-Brion and Montrose

• Suzanne Mustacich

Oct 3, 2019

News

Researchers Find Moderate Wine Drinking Does Not Increase Dementia Risk

A new study suggests that regular, moderate alcohol consumption may have little to no effect on cognitive ability as we age

• Peter Lane

Oct 2, 2019

Columns

When in Rome

Just outside the Vatican, the vineyards of Lazio are worthy of discovery

• Alison Napjus

Nov 15, 2019