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A Wine Geek's Guide to Chardonnay Clones Around the World Chardonnay has an array of specially cultivated clones grown worldwide. Winemakers debate, however, whether grape clones are as important as we think. -
How to Understand (Almost) Everything on a Wine Label Decoding information on a wine’s label isn’t always easy. These New World and Old World naming practices will help guide you in the right direction. -
The Two Unsung Grapes Putting Virginia Wine on the Map Petit Manseng and Petit Verdot may not be household names yet, but a group of Virginia winemakers are looking to change that. -
25 Sauvignon Blancs From Around the World Sauvignon Blanc is grown around the globe and it's no wonder why. This top white wine grape has a wide range of styles and terroir-expressions that will suit any palate. -
Why the 2015 Vintage Marks a Golden Age for South African Wine Despite a rich and long history of winemaking, South African wine has not always received the attention it deserves. But that's about to change with the 2015 vintage. -
Breaking Down Borders in Pacific Northwest Wine A number of Oregon and Washington wineries are heading across state lines to find the best grapes, proving borders don't matter when it comes to good wine. -
The Roller Coaster Ride of Chile's Recent Vintages Vintage variation is a polite way of saying that some years are better than others. Here’s what you need to know when selecting wines from Chile. -
Summer's Best Rosés While it’s true that rosés are delicious any time of year, hot weather is still the best reason to think pink. -
A Wine For All Seasons New World wines offer great value at every point on the price spectrum. -
Old World Names Carve Out New World Opportunities