Exclusive: Ornellaia's Axel Heinz Will Become CEO of Château Lascombes
Gaylon Lawrence and Carlton McCoy hire the winemaker for their Bordeaux project after a long tenure in Tuscany producing …
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David Burke Arrives in Rhode Island
The celebrated chef-restaurateur has taken over Double Barrel at the Preserve Sporting Club and Residences in Richmond; …
José Andrés Charity World Central Kitchen Appoints New CEO
Philanthropic veteran Erin Gore will help Andrés widen his efforts to feed people in need around the world
Naples Winter Wine Festival Raises Nearly $26 Million for Children's Causes
The Southwest Florida event, held less than a year after Hurricane Ian devastated the region, continues to be the nation's …
‘Straight Talk’ Podcast Episode 7: Wine & Wellness
Chef Marcus Samuelsson and somm-restaurateur Bobby Stuckey share how they keep wine appreciation in balance with a healthy …
Legendary New York Wine Shop Sherry-Lehmann Closes
After failing to renew its liquor license, the retailer was shut down by state authorities. Will it ever open again?
Desperate Bordeaux Grapegrowers Get Aid to Pull Up Vines
The French government will help vignerons remove acreage to prevent the spread of disease in abandoned vineyards
Wine Spectator Partners with Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival
The new partnership will expand programming and grow the annual event, supporting the Els for Autism Foundation
Updated: With Thirst for Burgundy Growing, a Barrel Auction Is Gaining Attention
Less famous than its Beaune counterpart, the Hospices de Nuits-St.-Georges auction sold 161 barrels of Burgundy's latest …
Taming the Grapevine
Scientists pinpoint when humans first domesticated wine grapes—and it's much earlier than originally thought
Turning Tables: Quality Branded Opens Bad Roman in New York
The award-winning team creates a new twist on Italian-cuisine eateries in Manhattan's Columbus Circle; plus, a Georgie by …
Following Cyclone Gabrielle, New Zealand Winemakers Assess Damage, Prepare for Harvest
The tropical storm flooded the North Island, killing 11 and burying several vineyards in mud. How bad is the damage?