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I’ve had the opportunity to taste at Artesa several times in the past year. Sometimes I was only there for Artesa wines. Other occasions w..

Voyager Estate is one of the better wineries in the Margaret River region of Australia. Margaret River lies in the extreme southwest of th..

Lodi worked for 25 years to become an overnight success. It improved its viticulture, winemaking, and urban infrastructure. Lodi reached o..

Yesterday, news broke that Long Meadow Ranch now owns controlling interest in historic Stony Hill Vineyard. So, today, we’ll take a look a..

Within seconds of flipping open my laptop this morning, I knew what today’s article would be. Among the first of my unread emails was a pr..

Today I have reviews of two Garofoli Verdicchio wines from one of the best DOCs for that variety. Verdicchio is arguably Italy’s most-resp..

One of my favorite trends of the past decade is the steady improvement in California wines made from Italian varieties. Wineries have been..

The wine market is crowded. New and/or small producers need to be tactical to gain, or maintain, a foothold in the face of strong comp..

Eighty Four is a side-project for Elias Fernandez (right) and Doug Shafer (left) of Shafer Vineyards. it commemorates 1984, the year t..

Winemaking cooperatives were not new to Champagne when seven grower-producers banded together to make the ..