Portugal is home to a wide range of notable wines that sometimes don’t get the attention they deserve. Among them are the full-bodied reds and aromatic whites of southern Portugal’s Alentejo DOC. Join Wine Spectator's Alison Napjus and Kristen Bieler for this fun introduction to Alentejo, including how to say it, which grapes are the region's stars, what to expect from the wines and which foods to pair them with.
At Wine Spectator's 2022 New York Wine Experience, the Bordeaux first-growth’s spirit shines in a vertical tasting covering four decades with Mouton-Rothschild co-owner Philippe Sereys de Rothschild.
In Bordeaux's Pauillac appellation, Château Lynch Bages co-owner Jean-Charles Cazes gives us a tour of the estate's new cellars and a taste of the young 2020 vintage, the first produced in Lynch Bages' new state-of-the-art facility.
Northwestern Spain’s Rías Baixas appellation is the birthplace of Albariño, a white grape that yields high-quality white wines prized for their bright, lively fruit flavors and intriguing salinity. Learn about the region's unique viticulture and harvest methods, and get our favorite food pairing picks!
Philip Togni Vineyard co-owner and winemaker Lisa Togni explains the vine canopy management philosophy at her family's Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard on Spring Mountain in California's Napa Valley.
Château Cheval-Blanc technical director Pierre-Olivier Clouet shares his fondest memory of his nearly 20 years at this iconic St.-Emilion estate on Bordeaux's Right Bank, and the 2011 vintage connected to it.
Credit: Filmed and edited by Petrus Desbois
Channeling the spirit of Broadway, this musical parody from first-time entrant Steve Jacobson takes you through the fun world of wine.
Winemaker Mike Waller, a protégé of Calera founding winemaker Josh Jensen, gives us a look at Calera's de Villiers vineyard parcel and how he and Jensen learned to make it a success for Pinot Noir.
At Château Phélan Ségur in Bordeaux's St.-Estèphe appellation, managing director Veronique Dausse invited us in for a private tour of this well-appointed 1860s château, including a visit to the Irish Room, which honors the heritage of Irishman Bernard Phelan, who bought the estate in 1805 and whose son, Frank, built the château.
A special piece of land has been in Jennifer Higgins’ life since she was 12 years old. After pursuing a career in winemaking, she landed at the very winery that would buy and plant that property to grapevines. A story of how some things in life are kismet.
A man and his family pursue their dream of a life of adventure—living in the wild, riding horses and caring for the land. They choose Pope Valley, Napa’s “last frontier,” to grow fine wine.
Winemaker Chris Carpenter gives us a look at Lokoya's new Cabernet plantings in Wurtele vineyard, as well as some 25-year-old vines planted on the uncommon Freedom rootstock.
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