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The St. Louis Wine Scene is Experimental, Unpretentious and Open-Minded With a down-to-earth attitude and willingness to innovate, the food and wine scene of St. Louis is a jewel of the Midwest. Here's your guide on where to visit. -
The Case for Drinking Wine in Oklahoma City Long a regional hub for arts and culture, Oklahoma's capitol has a bustling culinary scene—and the sooner you visit these wine destinations, the better. -
How Cleveland is Modernizing Ohio's Wine Scene Winemaking in Ohio dates back to the early 1800s. Now, one of its largest cities, Cleveland, is pioneering its own standout, cutting-edge wine scene. -
Des Moines, a Growing City with a Wine Scene to Match One of the fastest growing cities in the Midwest, Des Moines is embracing wine and food like never before. -
Looking for Some of the Best Wine in the Midwest? Try Omaha, Nebraska Nebraska’s wine scene is anything but flat. Omaha has a wealth of world-class dining options and some of the best wine lists in the Midwest. -
Behind America’s Unexpected Cool-Climate Wine Region, Michigan Michigan’s cool-climate latitude makes the Midwest state a stronghold for acid-driven white wines, reds and even a few sparklers. -
Your Next Low-Key Wine Destination? Lawrence, Kansas This vibrant and progressive Midwest city is bringing its wine scene to the fore, and has something for everyone. -
The Great Ice Wine Tradition of the American Midwest Taking a cue from the Niagara Peninsula, here’s how states from Ohio to South Dakota are producing the nectar of the gods. -
How Prohibition Shaped American Wine Country If Prohibition never happened, could Missouri be Napa? We take an in-depth look at how the 18th amendment changed wine in the U.S., who survived, and how. -
Minneapolis, One of the Best Wine Scenes in America Think premier wine travel can only be found in places like California, France or Italy? This Midwest metropolis offers unique experiences unlike any other.