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Want Variety in California Wine? Look to Santa Barbara The Central California wine scene is not one you want to overlook. The region is home to many grapes and produces exceptional bottles at a great value. -
The Rise of Italian Grapes in American Vineyards Looking for new flavors, some American producers choose to grow Italian wine varieties instead of the classic French grapes. -
Wine Enthusiast Podcast: Diverse Styles of Russian River Pinot Noir Our Contributing Editor Virginie Boone, talks to Matt Coyne of the Farmhouse Inn and Restaurant about the Russian River Valley’s diverse Pinot Noir. -
Think You Can’t Find Affordable California Cabernet? Think Again. The Golden State’s Cabernet Sauvignon often commands high prices. But today, we show you hidden gems that prove there are still affordable Cali Cabs rated 90 points and above for $30 or less. -
Five Paso Robles Producers Bringing Out the Best in White Blends The region is known for it Rhône-style red blends. But here's a handful of Paso Robles producers making white blended wines you'll want to look for. -
The New World of Wine and Cannabis Tourism As legal marijuana continues to enter the mainstream, even wineries are jumping on the "Green Rush." Here are three wine-and-weed tours to check out. -
California Chardonnays to Try for $25 or Less The Golden State’s Chardonnay is renowned around the world. Here are some refreshing West Coast picks that won’t break the bank. -
Cinsault's Fresh New Look Often used as a blending grape, producers in California, Australia and beyond are creating fresh expressions of Cinsault, bringing the wines to new heights. -
Wine Enthusiast Podcast: Sonoma Rosé on the Rise Contributing Editor Virginie Boone talks with Justin Seidenfeld about California’s pink wines, their growing popularity and why rosé is here to stay. -
A Wine Lover's Guide to Oakland, California Oakland, California, is a worthy wine destination in its own right. The East Bay city is home to natural wine bars, great shops and urban wineries.