Wine News
What's Hot in the U.S. in 2013?
Moscato steals a slice of the riesling market and red blends thwart malbec, new figures show.
Top Honor For Baroness Philippine de Rothschild
Masters of Wine salute the queen of the French industry.
Chinese Wineries Target European Market
Chinese wine heads to Europe.
French Producers Feel Impact Of E.U.-China Trade Row
Wine-war fears are already slowing French exports to China.
Vinexpo Targets Growing Asian Market
Vinexpo announces major events program in Asia for 2014.
Internet Wine Sales Top $5 Billion
Rising numbers of purchases – and buyers spend more.
Bordeaux: Arrests Made After Attack On Chinese Students
Youths charged as condemnation of attack continues.
Introducing the Screw Cork
Cork and glass giants collaborate to create a cork you can unscrew.
French Wine Has Nothing to Hide, Declares Minister
Trade dispute rumbles on.
Number Crunching at Vinexpo
Wine: who makes it, who drinks it?
Chinese Oenology Students Attacked in Bordeaux
Assault described as "xenophobic" crime.
Cambridge Wins Left Bank Bordeaux Cup
Teams from Europe, Asia and the United States competed for top honors.
French Vineyards Hit By New Costs
Champagne producers face difficult balancing act over contributions to the federal budget.
Chinese Switch to Cheaper Wines
Middle-class drinking habits push demand for lower-cost wines.
U.S. Celebrity Chef Faces Lawsuit Over "Counterfeit" Wine
Complainants are seeking more than $75,000 in damages.
Duchess Launches Liner With Moet Champagne
Kate names new ship in last solo event before baby.
French Wine Industry Calls For Talks On China Trade Dispute
Wine producers worried about Chinese threats as trade dispute heats up.
Will the French Take to Wine in a Can?
A French start-up is raising eyebrows with its products.
Bollinger Names New Chef De Cave
Appointee has been caretaker of the position since April.
Inside Report: the Elysee Palace Wine Auction
Now that the dust has settled, Ambroise de Montigny, wine expert for auctioneers Kapandji-Morhange, reflects on the success of the Paris sale.
A Dating Site For Wine Lovers
Wine buffs will soon be able to meet each other on the internet.
Naked Wines Announces New Hire From Treasury
Latest appointment signals further expansion of the company.
Chinese Action On E.U. Wine: Are Cars Next?
Government in Berlin urges rapid solution to E.U.-China trade tension.
Wine Robbery at Chateau d'Yquem
Thousands of dollars worth of wine stolen from famed Bordeaux estate.
French Civil Servant to Lead OIV
Vote held at OIV general assembly in Bucharest.
Chinese Investors Scoop Up More N.Z. Wine Land
New Zealand government approves new sale.
China Trade Dispute Worries E.U. Exporters
Chinese wine probe on everyone's lips as international exhibition opens in Beijing.
Domaine Clarence Dillon Expands Portfolio
The Paris-based company already owns neighboring estate.
Fine-Wine Market "Knocked" By En Primeur Prices
Latest trading report records a "flat" month in May.
World's Most Costly Champagne
Here’s a bottle you won’t want to put in the recycling bin.
Recent Stories
Top 12 Wine Fakes
Maureen Downey selects her favorites from amongst the many counterfeit wines she has encountered.
10 Things Every Wine Lover Should Know About... Chateau Lagrange
Tyler Colman gets the lowdown on this "unsung" third growth located in St. Julien.
Drinking E. European Wine? Save That Cork!
Wine lovers take all forms, including those who treasure the packaging as much as what's inside. Claire Adamson reports.
Q&A: Veronique Drouhin-Boss, Domaine Drouhin & Maison Joseph Drohin
"My grandfather said the wines of Burgundy need to be complex, they need to be elegant, they need to age well. My father said, since you are the one that tasted the most, you need to make sure in the future you respect that."
What the Critics Are Drinking...
Champagne Keen to Investigate Machine Harvesting
Increased employment costs prompt a new look at picking the region's grapes.
An Easy Way to Open Champagne
New invention extracts the pain from pulling a cork.
Eric Guérin & Pigeon
One chef, one ingredient, matching wines.
Getting to Know German Pinot Noir
A Philadelphia firm is launching the first-ever organized wine tour of Germany's pinot noir vineyards.
10 Things Every Wine Lover Should Know About... Chateau de Beaucastel
David Cobbold reports on Brangelina's favorite winemakers, the Perrins of Château de Beaucastel.
Q&A: Doug Shafer, Shafer Vineyards, Napa Valley
"If we were 10 or 15 miles away in Sonoma I wouldn't be making hillside cabernet. This little spot is like Goldilocks and the Three Bears: not too hot, not too cold, just right."
What the Critics Are Drinking...
Whole-Bunch Fermentation Spreads to Piedmont
The technique already divides growers in Burgundy, and now producers in Barolo and Barbaresco are arguing over it, too.
Decoding the Puzzle: Matching Wine With Cantonese Food
Jeannie Cho Lee MW says a different mindset is needed when pairing wines with Asian cuisine.
Thierry Marx & Roussillon Apricots
One chef, one ingredient, matching wines.