When you buy something through our link, we may earn a small commission from our affiliate partners. Wine Enthusiast maintains complete editorial independence and all wines are blind tasted. Read more about our policy. Fresh, fruity, crisp, and dry, Provence rosé is the shining star of the pink-hued wines. And while it still reigns supreme, […]
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By Martha Cisneros Paja In Monterrey, the air is thick with the scent of mesquite smoke and the heavy humidity of a valley cradled by the Sierra Madre. This is the industrial heart of the north, a city of strong people just as the steel they produce. There, the mountains are so close they feel […]
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Seven pairs of eyes turn to me expectantly as the waiter approaches our table. I’ve spent more than a decade learning about wine, but that doesn’t make this moment any less intimidating: in fact, it might make it worse. I’m a people pleaser, so choosing for a group is my worst nightmare. At this table, […]
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Frozen drinks can be polarizing. To a certain extent, the haters have a point. There are many ill-fated iterations of slushies that range from boozy and headache-inducing to icy and cloyingly sweet. But we’re here to tell you it doesn’t have to be this way. When done right, frozen drinks are the quintessential grown-up slushie. […]
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Australian wines took the top two places, from 27 global examples of premium Chardonnay judged blind, at the London Wine Fair’s third annual Icon Tasting. Billed as a benchmark tasting to assess the finest Chardonnay from classic and emerging regions, Tolpuddle Vineyard’s 2023 Chardonnay from Tasmania’s Coal River Valley claimed victory over Vasse Felix’s 2020 […]
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You’d think most wine is made from grapes with a few extra additives for preservation, such assugar or sulfites to maintain freshness. But believe it or not, if you’re vegan, wine requires justas much research as other types of drinks or food before having it to ensure that no hiddenanimal-derived processing aids were used. Surprisingly, not all […]
Read MoreBerks County Wine Trail Set among the rolling countryside of Southeastern Pennsylvania, the Berks County Wine Trail brings together a diverse collection of twelve wineries, each offering its own unique approach to winemaking. Established in 2005, the trail has grown into a popular destination for visitors from across Pennsylvania and beyond, showcasing the region’s dynamic […]
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There’s no doubt. California wine faces an uphill climb. From Mendocino down to Temecula and everywhere in between, wine growers, producers, and sellers in the state (and all over the world) have felt the crunch. A string of rough years after more than a decade of unfettered growth and the unexpected, unsustainable burst in sales […]
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Anyone who makes a habit of drinking good wine will know how intensely expensive the hobby can get, especially if you don’t know how to discover hidden gems or aren’t willing to tap into expert opinions. If you’d put yourself in the latter camps, then you could already be an unwilling victim of something known […]
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The secret to a higher degree of summer sipping? Protecting your wines from the heat. Elevated temperatures can ruin a great vintage, so proper storage is essential. From compact coolers to showcase cellars, our expert picks ensure your bottles are kept perfectly chilled all season long, so you can enjoy summer without the simmer. Shop […]
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