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Last Call for Winter Wines Trees are finally budding and the days are starting to get longer, but that doesn't mean there aren't a few chilly nights left to enjoy some cool weather wines. -
Natural Wines are Here to Stay While many media outlets at the start of the year flagged natural wines as a fleeting trend, our associate editor argues that's simply not true, as minimal-intervention winemaking techniques have been around for centuries. -
Meet the Women Winemakers of Portugal Despite the fact that many women have studied oenology, Portugal hasn’t seen many female winemakers and producers. But that’s starting to shift with these five women, who are producing distinguished bottles that showcase their unique wine country in every glass. -
How California's Central Coast Winemakers are Making Grenache Their Own California didn't always produce top-quality Grenache, but these Central Coast growers are changing that by focusing on varietal bottlings to produce terroir-driven wines on par with top-shelf Pinot Noirs—but often at half the price. -
Why is the 2015 Vintage in Burgundy Such a Rare Phenomenon? In recent years bad weather impacted yields and quality in Burgundy, but the 2015 vintage is showcasing outstanding Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. -
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Carneros, California's Great White Hope