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These Distilleries and Tasting Rooms Are the Future of Kentucky Bourbon

The spiritual home of bourbon has deep historic roots. Now, a new generation of distilleries is shaping its future.

Wine Enthusiast · Sep 22 · Read original →

The Otherworldly Wine Caves of Italy’s Basilicata Region

The Sheshë wine caves in Basilicata represent a unique piece of Italian winemaking tradition unbeknownst to the rest of the world.

Wine Enthusiast · Sep 21 · Read original →

Australia’s Most Isolated Wine Regions Are Leading a Quality Revolution

Western Australia’s three main wine regions—Margaret River, Great Southern, and Swan Valley—are producing soaringly good Cabernet, Chardonnay, and Riesling.

Wine Enthusiast · Sep 21 · Read original →

Can White Rioja Break Through?

The region's white wines have long been sidelined by its red superstars. But now is the time for white Rioja to take off.

Wine Enthusiast · Sep 21 · Read original →

Put This Windy Oregon AVA on Your Radar for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay

Wines from the Willamette Valley's Eola-Amity Hills AVA get their liveliness from dramatic elevation changes and strong winds.

Wine Enthusiast · Sep 21 · Read original →
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How One Man’s Obsession Revived Winemaking on a Tiny Italian Island

Compelled by his love for Giglio and his affinity for natural wine, Francesco Carfagna purchased his first plot in 1999. The rest is history.

Get to Know Vin De France: A Breath of Fresh Air for French Wine

Behind every bottle of Vin De France- VDF is a winemaker ready to shake things up.

Can Parties Like Rosé Disco Make Wine Fun Again?

Glitter cowboy hats, caviar bumps, rosé dance parties, and indie-sleaze DJs—are festivals making wine cool?

This Summer-to-Fall Vegetable Dish Is Straight Out of the South of France

If you’re overwhelmed by the abundance of zucchinis and tomatoes this time of year, make Tian Provençal.

How Chloé Crane-Leroux Sweeps Dinner Guests Away to Provence

If you can’t go all the way to France, hosting a Provençal-style soiree is the next best thing. Here’s how the cookbook author and photographer pulls it off.