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Climate Change and Canada's Icewine Industry Climate change has affected the wine industry in many ways, making Canada the world's largest ice wine producer. But could those days soon be over? -
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. -
Your Definitive Guide to Sweet Wines Popular tastes may skew dry, but sweet wines are some of the most complex bottlings around, representing terroir and tradition as fiercely as any. -
Celebrate the Birthday of “Silent Night” with Austrian Wine We celebrate 200 years of the beloved Christmas carol with a selection of Austrian sweet wines, including two 100-point bottlings. -
How Spain is Finding Elegance by Breaking from Tradition Turning away from the bold, full-bodied wines that have been their hallmark, Spanish winemakers are now adopting a “freshness first” mantra for the future. -
The Beautiful Bounty of Botrytized Wines Known as "noble rot," Botrytis cinerea is a usually nasty fungus that can actually create some of the world's most precious wines. Here's what to know. -
Hitting the Sweet Spot We explore four regions and talk to the experts who know which sweet French wines are made for the dinner table. -
Three Refreshing Sweet Wines Dry wines aren’t the answer for this season’s parched palates. Drink sweet instead.