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Australian Winemakers Persevere Amid Wildfire Damage and Coronavirus After wildfires ravaged 12 million acres of land, Australian winemakers must contend with the pandemic. Read how Clonakilla, Tilbrook and others persevere. -
Faced with Global Crises, Wineries Turn to Adaptive Farming and Support Groups Many wineries around the world feel the effects of climate change with each passing vintage. Here's how some winemakers are handling the climate crisis. -
A Global Guide to Sémillon, A White Wine with Incredible Range From French dessert wines to bright Australian bottles, Sémillon has incredible range. Learn the best regions for growing the white wine and global flavors. -
Hooray for Chardonnay: A Global Guide to the World's Best Bottles The world’s most popular white wine is made in a range of styles. Here is a global guide to the world's best Chardonnays, from Burgundy to Napa and beyond. -
'Anything is Possible' Says Winemaker Kate Goodman Winemaker at both Penley Estate and Nikkal Wines in Australia, tireless and talented Kate Goodman proves that anything is possible. -
First Australians Bring Culture and Ecological Expertise to Winemaking From the first winery owned by Aboriginal peoples to highlighting First Australian artists, wine is forging meaningful change in Australia. -
Natural Winemakers are Disrupting Australian Wine with Unfiltered Passion These Australian natural wine producers have forever changed the country's wine scene. Learn the story behind Adelaide Hills-based Natural Selection Theory. -
Innovative Distillers are Making Smoky Whiskies (Just Don't Call them 'Scotch') A number of producers make whisky that’s “like Scotch,” but isn’t Scotch—and that might be a very good thing. -
10 More Big, Heavy Red Wines to Drink While You Hide Under a Blanket This time each year, we scour the WE office looking for the heaviest red wines to help fight off the cold. Here are 10 bottles to drink while doing nothing. -
Where to Eat and Drink in Adelaide, Australia The capital of South Australia, Adelaide has exciting culinary scene with wine from nearby reigions like Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale.