James Nokes

A vintner said it’s up to winemakers to capture the essence of their vineyards and make wines that are true to the growing season.

Driving pinot noir to new heights are technological advancements and visionaries with an eye on a unique cool climate and dramatic elevation changes.

There’s no better time to be a fan of California cabernet sauvignon. Whether it’s Napa Valley, Sonoma Valley, Paso Robles or Santa Barbara, the state is flush with myriad delicious options.

Vineyards at The Hilt and Alma Rosa are in the sweet spot for maturity, and pinot noir is at a zenith in terms of quality – not to mention their chardonnays.

As a winemaker, Malone’s wines at Appassionata stand alone in their uniqueness and age.

With reasonably priced wines, loads of heritage varietals and a collection of creative winemakers who have shaped their own conventions, Lodi has carved out a fascinating niche in the American wine industry.

It’s the ideal time to pop a cork for a Valentine’s Day celebration and enjoy the bubbles. We also share gift ideas for wine lovers.

The winemaker turns out amazingly distinct wines from a site so far off the grid it’s not officially recognized as a wine grape-growing region in Argentina.

For a wine culture that stretches back generations, two winemakers have chronicled their moments in delicious and impressive fashion.

The winery marks an impressive milestone at the 15-year anniversary of the J. Lohr Touching Lives Initiative.

The flavor collection is like a murder-mystery novel where every component is gradually unraveled until a full reveal at the finish.

The winemaker's love for white Bordeaux and his addition of sémillon to the final blend of sauvignon blanc is a dynamic pairing.

Strength in Oregon's Rogue Valley wines comes in the form of variety.

The nonprofit organization Saperica is on a mission to increase awareness of the saperavi grape, already grown in the Finger Lakes region of New York for the past 60 years.

Capitalizing on the convenience of the recyclable and unbreakable aluminum can, serious wineries such as The Infinite Monkey Theorem are taking canned wine to the next level.