Napa Winery Sale a Worrying Sign

It's not so much that the Calmére Estate got sold, it's the obvious relief from the realtors.

Barolo Set for Stunning Vintage

Amazingly, there are some actual good tidings in this week's wine news roundup.

Jane Anson The Wine Podcast: Navigating Negative Perceptions

Ken Lee, president of the wine management company Three Thinkers, sits down with Jane Anson for a fascinating discussion on Château Plain-Point in Fronsac.

Dom Perignon

Dom Pérignon traces its origins to the Abbey of Saint Pierre d'Hautvillers – the so-called birthplace of Champagne.

Champagne, France

Podere Sapaio

Podere Sapaio is an Italian wine producer located in Bolgheri, in Tuscany. It produces two red wines made from Bordeaux grape varieties.

Tuscany, Italy

Trapiche

Trapiche is one of the largest wine producers in Argentina. It owns 1255 hectares...

Mendoza, Argentina

Nierstein

Nierstein is a significant town and winegrowing area on the western bank of the Rhine between the Mainz and Worms in the Rheinhessen wine region of central western Germany.

Paso Robles

Paso Robles, at the southern end of California's Central Coast region, ranks among the United States' very largest AVAs. Its wines are typified by rich, ripe reds based on warm-climate varieties such as Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot. In 2013, proposals to create specific sub-AVAs in Paso Robles were ratified and the region was divided into 11 new designated appellations

Rueda

Rueda is a wine region at the heart of the Iberian Peninsula, just northwest of the Spanish capital, Madrid. Known for its dry, aromatic, Verdejo-based white wines – the ideal complement to the Tempranillo of neighboring Toro