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The California Winemakers Turning a Blending Grape into a Standalone Success Petite Sirah has long been used in California's Zinfandel blends, but these five winemakers prove it can be used for rich varietal wines. -
Supermodel Christie Brinkley Trades Sipping Champagne for Making Prosecco Christie Brinkley sipped Champagne as a glamorous supermodel, but for Bellissima, her own wine label, she went with more affordable Prosecco. -
Napa Winemakers' After-Hours Passion Projects Fuel Creativity and Community Grape prices are high in Napa, and personal labels lets winemakers experiment—and make what they really like to drink. Here are some side projects to try. -
Detroit Hustle: The Best Bars and Restaurants in Motor City Chefs, artists and innovators of all kinds bring fresh energy to Detroit. Find the best restaurants, wine lists and cocktails in this travel guide. -
Five Winemakers Creating Cult, Collectible Oregon Wines You Can Actually Find These winemakers, with vineyards in Oregon's Willamette Valley, produce some of the state's most collectible wines, many of which are easy to find. -
The New Generation of Napa Valley Vintners Over 75 years, the Napa Valley Vintners have bloomed from seven members to 550. We spoke with the new generation on how the group helps the region thrive. -
How San Diego Became a Natural Wine Haven Long a craft beer capital, San Diego, and the surrounding California wine region, are fast becoming a hotspot for natural wine. -
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.