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Instead of Chasing Trends, These French Winemakers are Reviving Rare, Native Grapes Southwest France is home to a number of grape varieties that remain unknown to even the most knowledgable wine loves. Discover what you've been missing. -
A Beginner's Guide to Wines from Italy's Piedmont Famous for being the home of Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera and Moscato d'Asti, there are many wines from Italy's Piedmont that should not be overlooked. -
Where to Find the Best South African Wine South Africa is home to over 200,000 acres of vines. Here are the regions to look for that are producing some of the best bottles. -
Minnesota's Young Wine Scene is Growing Strong Science, hybrid grapes and glacial river valleys are working together to make wine possible amid the frost of this northerly region. -
Is Texas the Next Great Wine Region to Watch For? Everything is big in the Lone Star State, including the wine scene. Learn how unique climate and terrain lend themselves to successful Old World varieties. -
Pennsylvania Wine Finds Focus Pennsylvania’s wineries are up against Prohibition-era laws but they are pushing forward and producing exceptional wines such as Merlot and Chardonnay. -
The High Vineyards of Colorado While many know the mountains of Colorado for outdoor sports and hikes, few know that the high-altitudes and sunlight can benefit vineyards as well. -
Chile’s Pioneering Winemakers are Raising the Bar A tale of old vines, pioneering winemakers and unfamiliar grape varieties, Chilean winemakers are taking big steps with small production wines. -
Burgundy's New Generation Rising to the Challenge Seven consecutive years of small crops have put Burgundy in a tough spot. Wine traders, known as négociants, now must rapidly revise their businesses. -
Indiana Wine Finds its Niche Home to the first successful commercial winery in the United States, Indiana is finding its niche with fruit wines and hybrid grapes.