Wine News
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In the Clouds of Switzerland, Winemakers Call Upon the Heavens for Helpby Craig Sauers on March 9, 2026At St. Jodern Kellerei, a Swiss wine cooperative with over 600 members, the alpine region's winemaking tradition is stronger than ever. The post In the Clouds of Switzerland, Winemakers Call Upon the Heavens for Help appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Madeira Is the Jurassic Park of Wine (Minus the Dinosaurs)by John Sumners on March 9, 2026Discover the island of Madeira: land of fortified wine, stunning ocean vistas, and comically vertical roads. The post Madeira Is the Jurassic Park of Wine (Minus the Dinosaurs) appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Our expert's surprising revelations after tasting Domaine de la Romanée-Conti's 'exuberant' 2023 vintageon March 9, 2026Not just a fruity face...
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Meet the sommelier: Maria José Huertason March 8, 2026Head of wine at NH Hotels Spain...
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Yamanashi: Six star wines to tryon March 8, 2026Wines from the foot of Mt Fuji...
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Bo Barrett: The man at Chateau Montelenaon March 7, 2026The man, the myth, the legend...
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This Gooey Swiss Mac & Cheese Is Alpine Perfectionby Nils Bernstein on March 6, 2026Starring nutty Gruyère, zesty yellow onion, and waxy red potatoes, Älplermagronen isn't your typical mac & cheese. The post This Gooey Swiss Mac & Cheese Is Alpine Perfection appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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This Plantain Old Fashioned Flew Straight in From Nairobiby Kara Newman on March 6, 2026With rum, chocolate bitters, and homemade plantain-banana syrup, the plantain old fashioned is ready to shake up your at-home cocktail menu. The post This Plantain Old Fashioned Flew Straight in From Nairobi appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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The ethical drinker: Why Château d'Anglès deserves the spotlighton March 6, 2026'Thoughtful work and the right support feeds into the glass...'
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Lighting up Levante – the new taste of south-eastern Spainon March 6, 2026Spain's eastern coast rises again...
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Beach-ify Your Liquor Cabinet with These Tropical Ginsby Kara Newman on March 5, 2026Need to shake up your gin & tonic? These tropical bottles showcase vibrant flavors like pineapple, coconut, citrus, and hibiscus. The post Beach-ify Your Liquor Cabinet with These Tropical Gins appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Dreamy Cabernets Are Hiding in the Clouds of Moon Mountainby Tom R. Capo on March 5, 2026Powerful and energetic Cabernet Sauvignon reigns supreme in this high-altitude region of Sonoma. The post Dreamy Cabernets Are Hiding in the Clouds of Moon Mountain appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Mexican Winemaking Is Reaching New Heights in These High-Altitude Regionsby Nils Bernstein on March 5, 2026Despite the popularity of Northern Baja California, a new generation of winemakers are embracing high-altitude regions in other parts of the country. The post Mexican Winemaking Is Reaching New Heights in These High-Altitude Regions appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Distilled: Brunette Clear puts new twist on coffee liqueuron March 5, 2026Plus, how to make the Lumen Champagne-based cocktail...
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Are you sure you know the difference between a climat and a lieu-dit?on March 5, 2026Telling sites apart...
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Decanter Fine Wine Index: Which vintages of Château Cheval Blanc offer value for collectors?on March 5, 2026Finding value in recent vintages...
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A drink with... Florence de la Rivièreon March 5, 2026Developing a new vocabulary for wine colour...
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Behind the Badge: The Pros and Cons of UNESCO Recognitionby Jacopo Mazzeo on March 4, 2026UNESCO inscription is seen as a crucial step in safeguarding a tradition’s future, but there's a right way and a wrong way to go about it. The post Behind the Badge: The Pros and Cons of UNESCO Recognition appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Through Thick and Thin, Dan Duckhorn Believed in Napa Valley Merlotby Tom R. Capo on March 4, 2026As acres upon acres of Cabernet spread across the Napa Valley, Dan Duckhorn set his sights on Merlot—and changed the California wine world forever. The post Through Thick and Thin, Dan Duckhorn Believed in Napa Valley Merlot appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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These are Lidl's best wineson March 4, 2026The best of Lidl's latest wine releases...
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Discover Pacific Coast precision in the Santa Cruz Mountainson March 4, 2026Classic 'old world' charm in high California...
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Dream Destination: Cap Rocat, Mallorca, Spainon March 4, 2026Exquisite local cuisine and palatial service...
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Decanter magazine March 2026: See what's insideon March 4, 2026See our latest issue...
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A Cheat Sheet to the Types of Glass Used in Stemwareby Kelly A. Magyarics on March 3, 2026If you’ve been considering upping your glassware game but don’t know where to start, learn these main glass types first. The post A Cheat Sheet to the Types of Glass Used in Stemware appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
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Our expert selects 18 wines from the mountains of Navarra that you need to tasteon March 1, 2026Setting itself apart...
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Bordeaux 2023 retasted in bottle: 30 of the finest wines from this excellent vintageon March 1, 2026A vintage full of surprises...
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My three discoveries at France's biggest wine showon February 28, 2026All the fun of the fair...
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Burgundy with Altitude – inside Switzerland’s Graubündenon February 28, 2026Get a taste of the mountain air...
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Nizza: Six wines to make you think again about Barberaon February 27, 2026Elevating Barbera to new heights...
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What is nama sake?on February 27, 2026Discover how to taste, serve and store this seasonal sake