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If we’re to believe the headlines, Gen Z—a.k.a. those born between 1996 and 2012—spells doom for the wine industry. They’re

Less than 5% of French wine comes from Burgundy, but don’t let this region’s size fool you. Bottles from this

The Italian region of Abruzzo—a rugged area on the Adriatic coast—is renowned for its juicy, fun Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, an accessible,

On paper, the definition of a ‘dry wine’ is simple: a wine that offers no residual sugar or perceptible sweetness.

Millions of people visit France each year to be close to some of the world’s most treasured vineyards. One of

Chris Fladwood, head winemaker at Soter in Oregon’s Willamette Valley, expected 2020 to be one of the most incredible years

The fight for greater transparency around additives in spirits—and tequila in particular—has escalated in recent weeks. At the center of

While the world associates Champagne with celebratory effervescence, less well-known is that the region is also home to still wines.

Guy Ritchie’s new Netflix action series The Gentlemen, a spin-off of his 2019 film of the same name, has a

Though versions of boeuf bourguignon had been made throughout France for years, it wasn’t formalized in the French culinary canon

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