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Imagining an End to Wine Tariffs
Joe Biden is in the White House, but what does that mean for an under-pressure wine industry?
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Friday, 22-Jan-2021
The Incurable Plague of Wine Influencers
Even Covid can't kill off the infestation of shameless self-promoters on social media.
By James Lawrence | Posted Monday, 18-Jan-2021
Matching Wine with Social Media
A couple of glasses of wine and an open global forum might sound like fun, but it really isn't.
By Oliver Styles | Posted Saturday, 16-Jan-2021
Changing the Rules on Natural Wine
Is there any chance mainstream wine writers will stop attacking natural wine on principle? Probably not.
By Oliver Styles | Posted Saturday, 09-Jan-2021
Wine's Problem with Old, White Men
A New Zealand wine critic's attack on a natural winemaker has left a sour taste.
By Oliver Styles | Posted Saturday, 12-Dec-2020
The Morality of Buying Expensive Wine
An English preacher has questioned the prices some people pay for wine, but does he have a point?
By Oliver Styles | Posted Sunday, 29-Nov-2020
Whatever Happened to Old-Fashioned Chardonnay?
Some people love the new style of taut Chardonnay, but others miss the voluptuous fruit bombs of old.
By James Lawrence | Posted Monday, 02-Nov-2020
Saying Goodbye to the Glass Wine Bottle
Is it time to farewell glass and find better ways to serve wine?
Oliver Styles
is open to persuasion.
By Oliver Styles | Posted Sunday, 25-Oct-2020
Who Judges the Wine Judges?
Are our wine decisions being made by right people and for the right reasons? History may tell us.
By Oliver Styles | Posted Sunday, 18-Oct-2020
UK Wine Industry Steps into the Unknown
After more than four years of stuttering starts, Brexit finally looms as a reality for the British wine trade.
By James Lawrence | Posted Tuesday, 13-Oct-2020
The Great Wine and Pizza Challenge
Can we strike a balance between slavishly following tradition and trying new things? Let's start with pizza...
By Oliver Styles | Posted Monday, 05-Oct-2020
Time to Kill Gender Stereotypes in Wine
Do you get annoyed when wines are compared to women? Or to men? If so, you're not alone.
By Vicki Denig | Posted Saturday, 03-Oct-2020
Whiskey's Sexism Row Misses a Trick
Accusations of sexism by a noted whiskey writer has raised questions about propriety, but relevance is the key.
By Don Kavanagh | Posted Sunday, 27-Sep-2020
Smoke Taint Looms Large for California Wine
Smoke damage – or the perception of it – will be front of mind for producers and consumers.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Wednesday, 26-Aug-2020
Battling the Shame of the Rosé
Are rosé wines inherently inferior, or is it a case of outright discrimination?
By Oliver Styles | Posted Sunday, 09-Aug-2020
Child's Play Choosing a Wine Cellar Favorite
Patience is the key when it comes to opening the favorite wine from your collection.
By Don Kavanagh | Posted Sunday, 26-Jul-2020
The Terrible Persistence of Celebrity Wine
Celebrity cuvées aren't going to go away, so should wine writers accept that fact and move on?
By Oliver Styles | Posted Tuesday, 14-Jul-2020
The Agony of Opening Your Favorite Wine
With tongue near cheek,
Tom Jarvis
discusses the hopes and fears around opening the best wine in his collection.
By Tom Jarvis | Posted Friday, 03-Jul-2020
Wine Should Say Goodbye to Blind Tasting
It's the de facto way to asess wine, but is it time to dump the brown paper bags and blindfolds?
By Oliver Styles | Posted Saturday, 20-Jun-2020
Time for US Wine to Follow the EU
A European move towards ingredient labeling on wine should be enthusiastically taken up by American producers.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Sunday, 24-May-2020
The Wine Intelligentsia: Almost Always Wrong
So-called wine experts are always confident of their opinions, no matter how divorced from reality they might be.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Thursday, 14-May-2020
Forbidden Fruit: Multi-vintage Wine Blends
Champagne celebrates it, so why are we averse to blending vintages when it comes to still wines?
By James Lawrence | Posted Saturday, 09-May-2020
The Subtle Symphony of the Winery
People tend to think of wineries as quiet places but, as winemaker
Oliver Styles
points out, they really aren't.
By Oliver Styles | Posted Monday, 20-Apr-2020
Only You Can Save the Wine World
There will be wine after Covid-19 has passed, but will it be the type of wine we love?
By Don Kavanagh | Posted Saturday, 04-Apr-2020
It's Time to End Wine Shipping Bans
National Association of Wine Retailers executive director
Tom Wark
comes out firing over playing petty politics in a crisis.
By Wine-Searcher staff | Posted Tuesday, 24-Mar-2020
Wine Critics Failing to Entertain
Wine critics often tend towards pomposity, but shouldn't they be trying to entertain as well as instruct their readers?
By Oliver Styles | Posted Tuesday, 03-Mar-2020
Wine Tariff Restraint a Mixed Blessing
The US won't be expanding its tariff regime against European wines in the immediate future, despite the doomsayers.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Monday, 17-Feb-2020
Crediting the Winemaker Where it's Due
Do we over-emphasize the impact a winemaker has on the finished wine?
By Oliver Styles | Posted Monday, 20-Jan-2020
The Folly of Wine Prophecy
Making predictions can be foolish, as
James Lawrence
discovers when he revisits his prognostications from last year.
By James Lawrence | Posted Saturday, 18-Jan-2020
Making Big-Name Champagne the Tariff Target
Targeting wine tariffs at a specific target might be more effective than a blanket blockade, according to one importer.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Tuesday, 14-Jan-2020
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