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The Magic (and Madness) of Head-Trained Vines

In a few pockets of the Napa Valley—and up in Lodi, along with arid parts of Spain—you can see them:

When Daytime Doesn’t End, Reykjavik’s Bar Scene Lights Up

Among the countless natural wonders that draw tourists to Iceland each year—glaciers, volcanos, geothermal hot springs—the famed “midnight sun” tends

3 Styles of Loire Valley Chenin Blanc That Cement Its Shapeshifter Status

Chenin Blanc is a true chameleon of a grape. It expresses exceptionally well in dry, sweet or sparkling styles, from

The Perfect Pimm’s Cup to Sip During Wimbledon (and All Summer Long)

Many sporting events have a signature cocktail. For instance, the Kentucky Derby has its mint julep. The Preakness has the

The Best LGBTQ+ Food, Wine and Spirits Festivals From Coast to Coast

Halfway into Pride Month, we’ve started noticing that LGBTQ+ wine festivals and similar events continue to emerge, joining long-established fundraisers

America’s Wine Renaissance Is Here, Just in Time for the Fourth of July

It’s no secret: the U.S. is struggling with intense political division at the moment. Yet, as the nation prepares to

Under-Hyped and Overdelivering, This French Wine Region Showcases Rare Grapes

There’s a place where the air bites back, where vineyards claw at stone and snow and where the winemakers don’t

Crisp and Clean: 10 Unoaked Chardonnays From Around the World

Chardonnay is the most widely planted white wine grape in the world, and for good reason. Its incredible versatility is

What My Dad’s Gin and Tonic Obsession Taught Me About Life

I come from a chaotic, boisterous Hispanic household. Every Sunday, for as long as I can remember, my extended family

In Militarized Downtown L.A., Bars and Restaurants Are at a Breaking Point

At 5:15 pm Wednesday evening, the tall steel gates to Far East Plaza are shut and locked as a crowd

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