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Saint Urban Makes the Move from Syracuse to New York City
The former Best of Award of Excellence winner opens with a wine list of more than 3,000 selections. Plus, Frescobaldi makes …
Duckhorn Refocuses Business on Core Wines, Trimming Some Brands and Tasting Rooms
The firm will focus on luxury wines that were contributing most of its sales and close tasting rooms that were seeing …
Bubbly News—Sparkling and White Wine Could Protect Against Sudden Cardiac Arrest
A new study finds that a glass of bubbles could lower your risk of severe heart problems
Bordeaux 2024 Futures Price Cuts Continue: The Latest Pricing and Analysis
Tariff anxiety, a weak dollar and a so-so vintage have American wine merchants unenthused about the latest futures campaign
Carl Doumani, Former Owner of Stags’ Leap Winery and Quixote, Dies at 92
The former Los Angeles restaurateur and real estate developer followed his heart when making business decisions and was a …
Wine Spectator’s Grand Tour of 234 Wines Roars Into the Windy City
Consumers got the chance to taste dozens of outstanding wines in Chicago, with upcoming stops in Washington D.C. and Las …
Bill Stoller, Oregon Vintner and Philanthropist, Dies at Age 74
The owner of Stoller and Chehalem wineries was devoted to the future of Willamette Valley wine
Maison Passerelle Opens in Printemps in New York City
Inside the first U.S. location of the French luxury retailer, guests can enjoy fine wine at one of chef Gregory Gourdet’s …
Napa Valley College Nears Completion of Wine Spectator Wine Education Center
Phase one of the Viticulture and Winery Technology program’s new home, funded by a $10 million donation from the Wine …
Frescobaldi and Marco De Grazia Team Up on Sicily’s Mount Etna
The Tuscan wine company has purchased a minority stake in Tenute delle Terre Nere; De Grazia will continue to manage the …
Are the Wine Tariffs Gone? Not So Fast
While the White House has paused tariffs on foreign wines at 10 percent for now, the trade battle is far from over