Wine Spectator's 40th Annual New York Wine Experience Is Sold Out

The wine world's signature event will be held at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square from Oct. 21–23

• Daniel Marsteller

Jun 16, 2021

The Future Is ‘Collective’ for Napa Valley Vintners

Collective Napa Valley, a year-round philanthropy program, will replace the discontinued Auction Napa Valley

• MaryAnn Worobiec

Jun 15, 2021

SND: U.S. and E.U. Suspend Tariffs in Aerospace Dispute for 5 Years

President Joseph Biden's administration lifts 25 percent tariffs on wines, spirits and cheese, and European Union suspends 25 percent tariffs on Bourbon whiskey, Harley-Davidson motorcycles and Levi's jeans, ending trade war

• Daniel Marsteller

Jun 15, 2021

The Show Reopens: Danny Meyer Chats Live on Bringing New York Restaurants Back

The CEO of Union Square Hospitality Group talks about the rebirth of New York dining, hiring woes across the industry and a new restaurant project in Manhattan West

• Shawn Zylberberg

Jun 14, 2021

A Legend of the Vineyard

After 32 years of teaching grapegrowing to America's future winemakers and breeding disease-resistant vines, Andy Walker is retiring

• Lynn Alley

Jun 11, 2021

Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars Founders Donate $4 Million to Smithsonian

A bequest from vintners Warren and Barbara Winiarski will help ensure the future of the Smithsonian’s American Food History Project and adds a new curator position

• Collin Dreizen

Jun 9, 2021

Announcing Wine Spectator’s 15th Annual Video Contest

What does wine mean to you? Submit your video story!

Jun 9, 2021

Bobby Flay’s Italian Eatery Debuts in Las Vegas

The chef and TV personality’s latest spot, Amalfi, opens in the former location of his Mesa Grill. Plus, Truluck’s seafood chain opens its first location in the Northeast U.S., Chicago’s Yugen is being replaced, and Texas’ Haywire expands

• Collin Dreizen
• Julie Harans
• Taylor McBride

Jun 3, 2021

Sonoma Winemaker Dies in Car Crash

Gary Farrell enologist Mark Osborne was killed when he was hit by a truck while riding his bicycle; vineyard manager Ulises Valdez Jr. has been charged with DUI and has significant injuries following accident

• Kim Marcus
• Aaron Romano

May 26, 2021

Alejandro Fernandez, Ribera del Duero's Wine Champion, Dies at 88

The Spanish vintner put his region on the map with powerful, outstanding Tempranillos

• Gillian Sciaretta

May 25, 2021

The Vintage Variations

The peaks and valleys of vintage quality in Italy have diminished, but turning a difficult season into a success comes at a cost

• Bruce Sanderson

From the Jun 30, 2021, issue

Elegance in Wine

The equilibrium on display in an elegant wine is what makes it enjoyable young, but also what gives it cellar potential

• Alison Napjus

From the Jun 30, 2021, issue

How Good Are ‘Better for You’ Wines?

The emerging category of wines is marketed as a healthier option; we subjected them to blind tasting

• MaryAnn Worobiec

May 24, 2021

Updated: Bordeaux Is Back And Prices Are Rising: 2020 Futures Prices and Analysis

Mouton-Rothschild, Margaux, Haut-Brion, Palmer, Smith-Haut-Lafitte and other big names release futures. And prices are starting to increase dramatically

• Mitch Frank
• Cassia Schifter

May 20, 2021