Category: Wine News

Wine Geek Out: What They Know About Oxygen and Wine

. We still don’t know a lot of things about wine. It’s a complex animal, where a lot of variables

Winemaking as Feminism in Thailand

that pops up on my radar. The latest news from Thailand’s wine industry involves the story of Nikki Lohitnavy, who

Wine Signs of the Times

I’m not sure why, but there has been a spate of interesting developments in the wine world in the past

The Canary in the California Wine Cellar?

These days are filled with unexpected and disastrous business news to be sure. I’d imagine not many people were very

The Chinese Roots of California Wine

Every time I visit Meadowood in Napa Valley, I find myself spending time in front of a reproduction of an

A Game Changing New Marketplace for Wine

Did you feel that just now? It was the wine world shifting under your feet. As of this morning, the

All That Grand Cru Wine is not Worthless After All

In the real olden days, grape farmers had to deal with plagues of locusts, rampaging armies, and all manner of

All He Wanted Was a Bottle of Wine After Work

I’ve been working really hard lately. Not here on Vinography, but at the day job that pays the bills. So

The Future of Wine: Urban Vineyards?

In an age of backlash against big-business agriculture and of increasing value placed on local, sustainable living, the phenomenon known

Winemaking as Therapy: Japan’s Autistic Winery

When I first started drinking wine, I had all sorts of romantic notions about what winemaking involved. I though of

Somali Pirates Take Ransom in Wine

Apparently the stepped-up patrols of U.S. warships off the coast of Somalia and increased vigilance on the part of ships’

Starting Today, You Can’t Sell Fine California Wine in Europe

Something is rotten in the State of Denmark, Hamlet famously proclaimed. Rotten may not quite describe it, but something is

Cast Your Vote in the 2009 American Wine Blog Awards

The finalists for the 2009 edition of the American Wine Blog Awards have been announced, and I’m pleased to report

We Need Another French Revolution

My beloved Gallic friends: you’ve done it once before, and now it is time again to rise up and overthrow

Cocaine is Not a Good Substitute for a Nice Glass of Wine

Listen, wine drinkers. I know times are tough. Everyone has less disposable income these days, and it’s tougher than ever

Will UV Treatment of Wine Save Terroir?

It seems like every week, there’s a new story about some inventor debuting some newfangled technology to make wine better.

American and Italian Wine: Movin’ on Up!

I’m a proud papa, though I don’t think myself at all unique in my position. When my little daughter figured

Announcing A Menu For Hope 2008: Win Fabulous Wine Prizes

How would you like to go a luxury wine vacation all the while knowing that you’re enjoying Napa luxury because

The Sadness and Irony of a Wine Museum

Meet Michel Chasseuil. He’s 67, drives a beat-up old car, never goes on vacation, and is perhaps not unlike so

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