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The Surprisingly Heavy History of Easter Beer—Plus, 7 Styles to Tryby Kathleen Willcox on April 1, 2026Born from religious tradition and practical necessity, these historic beer styles still shape how brewers approach the season. The post The Surprisingly Heavy History of Easter Beer—Plus, 7 Styles to Try appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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An Italian Winemaker Is Taking Over France’s Most Prestigious Hermitage Estateby Jeff Porter on April 1, 202632-year-old Chiara Pepe of Emidio Pepe in Abruzzo is ushering Hermitage's Domaine de La Chapelle into a new era. The post An Italian Winemaker Is Taking Over France’s Most Prestigious Hermitage Estate appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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On the rack: Chef and restaurateur Daniel Bouludon April 1, 2026On wine and sharing a glass with Matt Damon...
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The ethical drinker: Inside the debate on wine and water useon April 1, 2026A missing link in our relationship with water...
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Barolo 2022: Our top value findson April 1, 2026Going back to the classics...
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At the table with Dr Laura Catena, star of Argentina's wine sceneon April 1, 2026On wine, travel and great food pairings for Malbec...
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DWWA winners' showcase at ProWein 2026on April 1, 2026Decanter's activity at ProWein 2026...
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Decanter magazine April 2026 issue: See what's insideon April 1, 2026Featuring a celebration of Italy...
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These Bottles Prove Not All Prosecco Is Created Equal (and That’s a Good Thing)by Wine Enthusiast on March 31, 2026From light to rich and bone dry to slightly sweet, consider giving these top-rated Proseccos a try. The post These Bottles Prove Not All Prosecco Is Created Equal (and That’s a Good Thing) appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Offbeat wines to pair with lambon March 31, 2026A different take for the season...
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Archive dive in five: Decanter March 1985on March 31, 2026What we said then about Champagnes under £7 and spectacular sweet wines…
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Barolo 2022: Our guide to the ‘against-all odds’ vintageon March 31, 2026Getting to grips with a tricky vintage...
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Is a Drink a Day Healthy? Depends on Who (and When) You Askby Kate Dingwall on March 30, 2026Is a Drink a Day Healthy? Depends on Who (and When) You Ask Recent research on alcohol’s connection to human health has been frightening, then soothing, then horrifying. What’s with the whiplash? We investigate. By Kate Dingwall Alcohol seems to be back in the good books of the federal government. For now. After lots of The post Is a Drink a Day Healthy? Depends on Who (and When) You Ask appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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There Are Plenty of Bright Sides in the Wine Industry Right Nowby Kate Dingwall on March 30, 2026New findings from the Wine Market Council uncovered hope in some of the most worrying areas of the wine industry. The post There Are Plenty of Bright Sides in the Wine Industry Right Now appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Stars of Bordeaux 2023 in-bottle tastings: 600 wine reviewson March 30, 2026Georgie Hindle assesses the first growths, up-scorers from En Primeur and value stars from over 600 new tasting notes from the Bordeaux 2023 in-bottle tastings.
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Cru Bourgeois 2023: Value stars to seek out in the Médocon March 30, 2026Some of Bordeaux's best value wines...
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Serving wine quiz: 10 questions to test your knowledgeon March 30, 2026From key skills to fun facts...
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An afternoon at The Pig South Downs with award-winning wineson March 30, 2026At The Pig South Downs, Decanter brought together top-scoring wines from Decanter World Wine Awards 2025, with a focus on one of England’s most influential winemakers – offering a snapshot of the country’s rising confidence, and a glimpse of what’s to come.
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Our expert recommends 18 brilliant light-bodied South American redson March 29, 2026A lighter touch...
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San Leonardo 2021: A vintage of light and shadeon March 28, 2026Great vintages are built on light...
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Yes, You’re Allowed to Ask the Somm for a Different Wine Glassby Kelly A. Magyarics on March 27, 2026It’s okay to push back on a wine professional's advice—even if you’d like your wine served in a different type of glass. The post Yes, You’re Allowed to Ask the Somm for a Different Wine Glass appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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How to Pair Wine with Easter Brunch, According to the Prosby Janice Brockenberry & Wine Enthusiast on March 27, 2026Wine experts share the perfect pairings for beloved Easter brunch dishes, from honey-glazed ham to scalloped potatoes. The post How to Pair Wine with Easter Brunch, According to the Pros appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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'It's been one year since I moved to Paris and I still haven't visited half the places I want to go'on March 27, 2026Dreaming and complaining, it's the Parisian way...
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Understanding the science of wine tasting will allow us to disrupt the status quoon March 27, 2026Throw away the conventions of wine tasting...
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Baijiu basics: Get to know the world’s most valuable spiriton March 27, 2026Never heard of baijiu? You’re not alone. Adele Irimiea meets Ben Salguero, who is on a mission to bring China’s national spirit into the Western mainstream.
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Central Otago: Ultimate travel guide for wine loverson March 27, 2026Jaw-dropping scenery with world-class wines...
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Your ChatGPT Orders Are Making Bartenders Sadby Kara Newman on March 26, 2026Guests are increasingly asking ChatGPT and other AI tools what to order—bypassing menus, as well as bartenders. The post Your ChatGPT Orders Are Making Bartenders Sad appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Moderate Wine Drinkers May Live Longer, According to New Studyby Kate Dingwall on March 26, 2026
New research suggests that moderate wine drinkers may have a lower risk of death compared to beer, cider, or spirits drinkers—and abstainers. The post Moderate Wine Drinkers May Live Longer, According to New Study appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Why California's Mediterranean varieties are about to have their moment in the sunon March 26, 2026There's much more to California than Cabernet and Chardonnay...
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Mission DRC? The Yquem affair? A look at some of the most exciting wine heistson March 26, 2026Not Hollywood scripts but rather very real cases of brash robbery and deceit. Some of which remain unresolved.
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