American Winemakers

Meet Monterey's New-Wave Winemakers This California region is rooted in tradition, but these progressive Monterey winemakers are reinvigorating this storied Central Coast region.
New Mexico's Deep Winemaking History This Southern border state planted grapevines back in 1629. And now, nearly 400 years later, the quality of New Mexico's wine only continues to grow.
Oregon's Cutting-Edge Winemakers This group of Oregon winemakers are using diverse clones, sustainable farming practices and more techniques to push the state's viticulture to new levels.
The Maine Winemakers Utilizing Hybrid Grapes It's tough to grow grapes in unpredictable weather, but winemakers in Maine tackle the cold climate with hybrid grapes, co-ferments and gumption.
Saving America’s Indigenous Wine Grapes The U.S. is home to a preponderance of the world’s indigenous grapes species and yet, only a few producers vinify choice heritage vines into quality wine.
The Two Unsung Grapes Putting Virginia Wine on the Map Petit Manseng and Petit Verdot may not be household names yet, but a group of Virginia winemakers are looking to change that.
Ramato, the Unexpected Rosé Alternative American winemakers are embracing the northern Italian tradition of macerating Pinot Grigio must with its skins to produce copper-hued Ramato.