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 top wine charity auction

• Kenny Martin

Mar 20, 2023

‘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 lifestyle. Plus, Gaia Gaja on Piedmont

Mar 19, 2023

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?

• Peter Hellman

Mar 17, 2023

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

• Suzanne Mustacich

Mar 16, 2023

Gaja’s Ca’ Marcanda Celebrates 20 Years

Piedmont icon Angelo Gaja’s Bolgheri experiment has yielded one of the Tuscan region's great wines, says senior editor Bruce Sanderson

• Bruce Sanderson

From the Apr 30, 2023, issue

What Happens When a Favorite Bank for the Wine Industry Collapses?

The U.S. government has stepped in to safeguard Silicon Valley Bank customers' money, but the financial headache isn't over and something more has been lost

• Mitch Frank

Mar 14, 2023

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

Mar 14, 2023

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 vintage

• Suzanne Mustacich

Mar 10, 2023

Taming the Grapevine

Scientists pinpoint when humans first domesticated wine grapes—and it's much earlier than originally thought

• Suzanne Mustacich

Mar 9, 2023

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 Curtis Stone alum opens a Dallas eatery and the Voltaggio brothers debut their latest restaurant in California

• Aaron Romano
• Collin Dreizen
• Kenny Martin

Mar 9, 2023

Wait, Rombauer Doesn't Make a Pinot? They Do Now

Siduri founder Adam Lee has partnered with the Napa winery to produce a Pinot Noir. And their approach might surprise you

• Mitch Frank

Mar 3, 2023

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?

• MaryAnn Worobiec

Mar 1, 2023

LVMH Decides One Top Provençal Rosé Brand Is Not Enough, Buys Into Château Minuty

French winery joins Whispering Angel in the luxury fashion, wine and spirits giant’s portfolio

• Kristen Bieler

Feb 24, 2023

More Than One Million Acres Burn in Chilean Wine Regions

Some of the nation's oldest vines have been affected as fires spread across the Itata Valley; vintners are assessing the destruction and organizing relief efforts

• Aaron Romano

Feb 23, 2023