Corison Winery, Napa: Current Releases

It’s hard to get attention in the world of wine. Many wineries and winemakers struggle their entire careers for recognition,

Yet Another Wine Column Casualty in the Newspaper Business

Wall Street Journal wine columnists John Brecher and Dorothy Gaiter have quietly announced their departure. Their Christmas Day column, the

Veramonte Winery, Chile: Current Releases

It’s hard to believe that in the early 1990’s less than 100 acres of vineyards were planted in Chile’s Casablanca

Two More Days to Win Fabulous Wine Prizes

We’re headed into the final stretches of the holiday craziness. If you’re like me, you’ve already started to consume wine

Pinot Days Southern California: January 17, Los Angeles

Given the dramatic increase in popularity of Pinot Noir in America in the past few years, it should come as

How to AVOID Selling Wine in Pennsylvania

So if you had a bunch of grocery stores, and those grocery stores sold wine, but you didn’t really want

Olson Ogden Winery, Sonoma: Current Releases

I take a special interest in a particular class of winery. I call them estateless wineries, but they are wineries

Odfjell Winery, Chile: Current Releases

Many of the people I spoke to in Chile were quite proud of the diverse European immigrant populations that have

Menu For Hope VI: Win Some Wine (and Other Great Stuff)

How would you like to spend a week in Tuscany at a private villa, drinking aged Brunello di Montalcino, all

So You Wanna Be a Wine Writer?

The wine world is made of dreams. Some people dream about drinking wine. Some people dream about making wine. And

What I’ve Learned about Chilean Wine

I thought about titling this post with a bit more gravitas — something like “New Trends in the Chilean Wine

Altair Winery, Chile: Current Releases

Hillside vineyards are not the norm in Chile. The country has a plethora of alluvial valley floors that are always

The Best Wines from Chile?: Tasting Notes for Wines over $40

As some of you know, I spent the last week traveling around Chile trying to get a sense of the

Vinography Images: The Green Leaf

The Green Leaf You can tell a lot about a grape vine from its leaves. Among other things, according to

Casa Marín Winery, Chile: Current Releases

For me, great wines always have a story behind them. It can be the story of the people who made

Off to Chile to Taste Some Wine

I’m an incredibly lucky guy. If you’d told me six years ago when I started dribbling out my thoughts on

Vinography Images: The Sphere

The Sphere Grape or sculpture? I might just pay money for a handblown glass lamp resembling this luminous sphere of

Menu For Hope is Coming. Will You Donate a Wine Prize and Become Famous?

Think of this as the early warning system. Our annual Menu For Hope campaign is right around the corner. In

Thanksgiving: No Wine is Too Good for Friends

OK wine lovers, listen up. Thanksgiving approaches, and in this country that means for the past few weeks every wine

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