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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
Help a Mate: Buy Australian Pinot
A diplomatic spat could be a chance for the rest of us to
uncover a hidden Aussie gem.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Thursday, 21-Jan-2021
Tuscany in a Case
Tuscany is the beating heart of Italian wine, and these 12 wines sum it up perfectly.
By Tom Jarvis | Posted Wednesday, 20-Jan-2021
Wine Pairing in a Meat-free World
With more people opting for a meat-free diet, where does that leave the art of wine matching?
By Natalie Sellers | Posted Tuesday, 19-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
Burgundy Comes Calling for Sonoma Pinot
One of Burgundy's biggest names has established a foothold in Sonoma, drawn by the quality of the Pinot Noir.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Sunday, 17-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
Napa and Willamette Suffer Poor 2020 Vintage
On average, both regions had subpar vintages, but statistics don't tell the whole story.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Friday, 15-Jan-2021
Boom Times Ahead for US Wine industry
A Covid rebound could spell better times for producers, retailers and consumers in the world's biggest wine market.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Thursday, 14-Jan-2021
Jack Daniel's Not Amused by Dog Toy Decision
The US Supreme Court has made another surprising decision regarding the liquor industry.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Wednesday, 13-Jan-2021
US Supreme Court Backs Off Shipping Case
The case for interstate shipping takes a blow as the Supreme Court passes up the chance to settle it.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Tuesday, 12-Jan-2021
England in a Case
England has long been an important wine market, but now its wine production is gaining recognition, too.
By Natalie Sellers | Posted Monday, 11-Jan-2021
Wine's Bubble Yet to Burst
After a surprisingly good year for the wine industry, what comes next?
By James Lawrence | Posted Sunday, 10-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 the Target for Investors – and Thieves
The value of wine as a solid investment has been proved again – in different ways.
By Don Kavanagh | Posted Friday, 08-Jan-2021
Gallo Set to Dominate the Bargain Basement
The buy-out of a raft of Constellation brands has been given the go-ahead by regulators.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Thursday, 07-Jan-2021
Wine and the Yield of Dreams
Does a lower yield really mean better wine?
Alex Russan
investigates an enduring wine myth.
By Wine-Searcher staff | Posted Wednesday, 06-Jan-2021
US Hits France with More Wine Tariffs
The new year begins where we were before Covid – with a wine industry facing economic turbulence.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Tuesday, 05-Jan-2021
Sugar-Free Champagne Just Got Serious
As climate change aids ripening in Champagne, sugar-free styles may finally come into their own.
By James Lawrence | Posted Monday, 04-Jan-2021
In Search of Sustainable Wine
Wine lovers celebrate the diversity of the wine, but they may also have to embrace sustainability.
By Kathleen Willcox | Posted Sunday, 03-Jan-2021
The Rise of Resurrected Wines
More and more grape varieties once considered dead and buried are making a comeback.
By Vicki Denig | Posted Saturday, 02-Jan-2021
Farewell to Wine's Weirdest Year
We look back on a year full of new challenges – and a lot of the same old stories.
By Don Kavanagh | Posted Friday, 01-Jan-2021
The World's Best Wines
As we look forward to a better year, what better time to officially unveil the world's greatest wines?
By Don Kavanagh | Posted Thursday, 31-Dec-2020
Rare Champagne Bubbles to the Top
From Champagne to sake, Wine-Searcher's US editor talks shop with acclaimed cellar master,
Régis Camus.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Wednesday, 30-Dec-2020
Provence Rosé Producer Looks Beyond Britain
A British rosé producer in Provence hopes, post-Brexit, France doesn't send him home.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Tuesday, 29-Dec-2020
Wine Unfazed by Threat of Dry January
The fad for Dry January could have a bigger impact on some sectors than others.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Monday, 28-Dec-2020
Gallo's Golden Quest to Conquer Cognac
Better known for low-end spirits, the US giant is moving upmarket with a new range.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Sunday, 27-Dec-2020
Champagne Shakes off the Dust of 2020
After fearing the worst, Champagnes growers and producers are feeling cautiously optimistic as we enter a new year.
By Caroline Henry | Posted Saturday, 26-Dec-2020
The World's Best Burgundies
When it comes to Pinot Noir, there are the greats, and then there's Burgundy.
By Don Kavanagh | Posted Thursday, 24-Dec-2020
Weak Thanksgiving Raises Worries for Wine
Christmas and New Year might not be as dependably profitable as previously, if Thankgiving is anything to go by.
By W. Blake Gray | Posted Wednesday, 23-Dec-2020
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