Some of the finest wines in the world come from Italy. These Italian wines are often associated with refreshing tastes, are ...

It’s never a bad time to brush up on your wine knowledge, especially during the months when longer days and warm weather create endless reasons for gathering with friends, family, or simply a good ...

“This Spanish grenache is the closest thing to a five-in-one tool I have seen: good balance of fruit and acidity, versatile at the table, and more complexity than you’d expect for such a modestly ...

For 125 years, the Michelin Guide has celebrated places and talents that embody excellence in gastronomy and hospitality, with the Michelin Stars introduced in 1926 and the Michelin Keys launched in ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Our 11th annual high-end wine review is here – a quick guide by price for the holidays. Our monthly reviews cover bottles that are $25 or less. But in December we offer brief ...

Ken Hoggins tastes more than 1,000 wines a year from his home in Harvard, Mass., the headquarters of his review blog, Ken’s Wine Guide. The 47-year-old works full time as an insurance broker, but he ...

In her book, "Good, Better, Best Wines, A No-Nonsense guide to Popular Wine" (Alpha Books, $12.95), author and wine critic Carolyn Evans Hammond declares that more ink is spilled writing about ...

Fall is here, and with it, an inclination towards orange wine. If refreshing rosé is the drink of the summer, and full-bodied red goes with winter, the amber-hued alcohol is the perfect sipping ...

Flaws in wine are a lot like flaws in people. Sometimes they can be small differences that make a wine distinctive and exciting, and other times they can be so overpowering you want to storm out of a ...