Thus my list of the best Barolo producers. I could write about 100 different companies, but that would be better suited to a ...

Thanks to Spain's strict requirements, many aged Spanish wines can be found at a relative bargain compared to similarly aged ...

It’s no shock that France claims the top spot for wine lovers, with its legendary regions like Burgundy and Bordeaux.

These wines are also subject to less strict vinification and aging requirements than Barolo and Barbaresco. You’re also likely to see the word “Nebbiolo” on bottlings from outside Italy. While the ...

In his world, wine is first and foremost a business, and he’s after every bit of market share he can grab. As we continued looking around the vast storage room, Callahan mentioned that he recently ...

John Brown is also a novelist. His two books — “Augie’s War” and “Augie’s World” — are available online and in bookstores ...

From the moon-like landscape of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands to the ancient lava flows under Oregon’s Dundee Hills, these ...

One of the globe’s top wine producing countries, Italy is home to over 20 wine regions divided into more than 300 ...

Gaja's studies of enology taught him that winemaking and grapegrowing in Barolo and Barbaresco were woefully old-fashioned ... And they experimented with aging in French oak barriques, working to ...

In Italy, Tuscany produces in-demand wines such as Sassicaia and Tignanello, and the country’s Piedmont region produces Nebbiolo and Barolo wines, which are popular among collectors, Ms.