
Remembering Nicolas Potel: A Life in Wine, a Loss That Hurts
The news of Nicolas Potel’s death on June 27, 2025, sent a wave of sadness through Burgundy and far beyond. … Continue reading Remembering Nicolas Potel: A Life in Wine, a Loss That Hurts
The news of Nicolas Potel’s death on June 27, 2025, sent a wave of sadness through Burgundy and far beyond. … Continue reading Remembering Nicolas Potel: A Life in Wine, a Loss That Hurts
Nestled in the heart of Napa Valley, Heitz Cellar has become synonymous with elegance, heritage, and one of California’s most … Continue reading The Story Behind Napa’s Most Distinctive Cabernet: Martha’s Vineyard
A Tradition-Filled History Domaine de la Horizon’s history began in 1712 when pioneering winemakers began cultivating the Languedoc-Roussillon region’s lush … Continue reading Why Domaine de la Horizon is a Must-Visit for Wine Enthusiasts
Italy is home to centuries-old wine vineyards, DOCGs, and customs. However, a visionary occasionally steps forward to challenge the current … Continue reading Who Is Bibi Graetz? Meet the Maverick Behind Italy’s Most Creative Wines
In the constellation of great winemakers, few stars shine as brightly or as defiantly as Alvaro Palacios. While many Spanish … Continue reading The Visionary of Priorat: Why Alvaro Palacios Matters
The enduring image of a wine and cheese evening usually features a glass of red wine next to a generous … Continue reading The New Rules of Cheese Pairing: Beyond the Red Wine Trap
Among the storied names of Spanish wine, La Rioja Alta, S.A. stands as a monument to tradition, precision, and patience. … Continue reading Inside Rioja Alta: A Taste of Time, Terroir, and Timeless Tempranillo
One of the up-and-coming stars of the Northern Rhone Valley, Domaine Verzier blends a forward-thinking approach to Syrah with a … Continue reading Guide to Domaine Verzier: Rhone Valley Syrah You Need to Try
For lovers of Burgundy’s elegance, there’s something undeniably alluring about the raw power of Pommard. And when it comes to … Continue reading Domaine de Courcel’s Wines Are Not for the Faint of Heart—Here’s Why That’s a Good Thing
By The Cork Reporter One of the most misinterpreted aspects of wine is its sweetness. Many people associate it with … Continue reading Restsüße & Ripeness: Sugar, Site, and Strategy in German Wine