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Sicilia: A Genuine Wine Region Situated at the crossroads of Europe, Africa and the Middle East, Sicily’s wine tradition combines its natural bounty with sustainable production and a deep sense of self. Sixty-five percent of its hills are devoted to viticulture, making it Italy’s largest hillside wine region, and Sicily is second only to Trentino Alto Adige in Italian mountain viticulture. -
Ribera del Duero & Rueda: The Breakout Stars of Spanish Wine For many U.S. drinkers, Spanish wines are ripe for discovery. Consider the wines of Ribera del Duero y Rueda, a region located two hours north of Madrid. -
Trapiche: Exploring to Lead the Way Awarded by Wine Enthusiast as New World Winery of the Year, the centennial Argentine winery is a pioneer in its homeland, where it is widely recognized for its ongoing quest for innovation since its origins back in 1883. -
Your One-Stop Guide to Rosé Whether you're new to rosé or just looking to brush up on the latest styles and reviews of this summertime staple, here is your guide to drinking pink. -
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Your Guide to Summer's Best Wine and Food Check out our wine and food guide for recipes, entertaining tips, cocktails and drink recommendations to get the most out of summer.