True wine is not always good or attractive, but it has something inside that touches you, that makes you feel.” ...

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New York Wine Experience, chef Emeril Lagasse presented his Ervilhas com Chouriço, or Tartlet with Portuguese Chorizo Mousse and Green Pea Salad. José Andrés, Eric Ripert and Danny Meyer shared their ...

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Kristen Bieler joined Wine Spectator as a senior editor in 2021. An Arizona native, Kristen graduated from Cornell University with a degree in history, and moved to New York City to pursue a career in ...

Check out the latest Wine Spectator ratings of refreshing French rosés, including Miraval and d’Esclans, priced as low as $19 ...

A vine training system named for French agronomist Dr. Jules Guyot, who promoted it in the 19th century. In this system, the vine’s oldest canes (branches that are generally between one and three ...

The Russian River Valley Pinot Noir pioneer's vibrant reds are as relevant as ever. Here's a sneak peek at the Sonoma star's ...

Wine Spectator editor and publisher Marvin R. Shanken interviewed Napa Valley wine legend Bill Harlan in a wide-ranging conversation about discovering wine country, building Harlan Estate and ...