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How to Create the Ultimate Chardonnay Wine Flights Interested in the learning Chardonnay's differences? Here's an easy guide for tasting oaked vs. unoaked, warm-climate vs. cool and Old World vs. New. -
Bottles that Show California's 2017 Vintage Beat all Odds Producers were faced with wildfires, thunderstorms and record heatwaves, but they still prevailed and produced a beautiful 2017 vintage. -
California's White Wines Still Reign Supreme The Golden State produces many exceptional wines, but Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and Sauvignon Blanc are a great way to get to know California's white wines. -
A Guide to Finding Value Burgundy Wine If you want a bargain from Burgundy, look for wines from Rully, Mercurey, Givry and Montagny as many of the bottles range from $20–30. -
Washington's White Wine Paradox Often overshadowed by the state's reds, the 2017 vintage shows it's time to pay attention to Washington's white wines. -
Why Chablis is the Purest Chardonnay Easily influenced by winemaking techniques and terroir, Chardonnay's most unadulterated wines come from the tiny French region of Chablis. -
The Essential Guide to Chardonnay Chardonnay is one of the world’s most popular wine, and for good reason. Learn all the essentials to Chardonnay with Wine Enthusiast Magazine. -
Sonoma Coast's New Style of High-Acid Chardonnays Sonoma Coast producers are embracing a new style of Chardonnay driven by complexity and acidity. Even if you’ve avoided California Chardonnay in the past, you will want to look for bottles from these three coastal regions. -
Discover Franciacorta, Italy's Hidden Gem Franciacorta only exports 11% of its annual production around the globe, but that's all about to change. Innovative winemakers and a growing focus on organic viticulture are creating stunning and terroir-driven sparklers that deserve a spot on every wine lovers shelf. -
Australia's Underdog Wine Region Despite being one of the country's largest wine areas, the Great Southern has long been overshadowed by more renowned Margaret River. But risk-taking vintners are giving wine lovers a new reason to look at this corner of Australia.