Buzzwine

Can a glass of your favorite liquor really make you feel better when you are under the weather?

China expert Jim Boyce looks at some Chinese wines available in the wider world.

What can you get for less than $25 these days? A surprising amount, it turns out.

Jim Boyce takes a look at Don St Pierre's autobiography Jeeps, Pretty Ladies and Wine.

Cannabis searches are on the increase as wine lovers experiment with the wilder side of life.

Got some spare change? Feel free to stand us a round or two of these crazy cocktails

The heartwarming tale of how one New Zealand vineyard ended up cornering the market for an entire grape variety.

The days of buying wine with a single coin are long gone, but a cryptocurrency could change that.

Weird wine names – genius or marketing fail? Guess which side we come down on.

Former Wine-Searcher editor Wink Lorch looks at the perils of New Year predictions.

Bigger is not always better when it comes to wine bottles, Sam Behrend discovers.

Desperate not to churn out the usual Thanksgiving wines story, Claire Adamson looks to left field for inspiration.

It's that day again and if you think you're in for a bad day, read on ...

With trouble brewing beyond our atmosphere, Claire Adamson picks her wines to toast the Apocalypse.

This week's Madison Square Garden headliner had a helping hand from some Finger Lakes wines.

A California man has declared his backyard vineyard a war zone, writes Christy Canterbury MW.

Ozone therapy has sent the price of this Spanish red sky high.

So-called rules about wine drinking only serve to scare people away from what should be a pleasurable experience.

When you go beyond the grape, you enter a strange and uncomfortable wine world.

The UK is facing a summer without Prosecco. Or is it?

We're not sure all of you have got the hang of our label-recognition app yet.

Sticking your head in a hedge is a common result of overindulgence in wine, but it's also a cure, apparently.

Hidden Hills just keeps on getting classier as another celebrity moves in.

Wine and politics should never be mixed.

A book about the Italian islanders' longevity sparks a flurry of visits to Wine Searcher.

Vineyard planted overlooking the English Channel.

It might be one of the world's poorest countries, but someone, somewhere in North Korea has a taste for Bordeaux, Brunello and $3 fizz.

Move aside chocolate Easter eggs, concrete goes better with wine

The Catholic Church tries a new way to get people closer to God – they've opened a bar.

Ever wondered how some AVAs ended up with their names? Claire Adamson digs into US naming conventions.