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Cruse Wine Co's Sparkling Valdiguie is celebratory and it’s dreamy, and by the time you look down at the glass, you’ll realize it’s halfway gone. → Read More
When I drink Avis de Tempête’s “Blanc No.1," I remember small interactions and long conversations. → Read More
Les Vignes de Babass’ “Roc Cab” is the rare Cab Franc that's both interesting and well-balanced. → Read More
Buying thanksgiving wine is easy when you stick to these five categories, from pet-nat to Burgundy Pinot Noir. → Read More
Merlot wine, is sneaking its way back onto shelves, and I don’t have to be psychic to know you’ll see more of it in 2020. → Read More
Kindeli otono, and all the other wines, are beyond delicious. The only problem? You might never be able to try it. → Read More
Co-fermented wines are this summer's most delicious drink. → Read More
BA’s wine editor has a not-so-guilty pleasure. → Read More
They're bringing healthy snacks to the masses, sourcing ingredients more equitably, and serving beautiful, feel-good food. → Read More
Stop it with “funky,” buy one glass (but keep the stem), and more goals you can actually keep in the new year. → Read More
I’m now convinced that these long-ignored lab-engineered fruits are responsible for some of the most exciting wines in America, if not the world. → Read More
The lesser-known but totally delicious red wine from France’s Jura region has a light body and pale color and hints of cherry, pomegranate, strawberry, and red currant. → Read More
These Australian wines are not your usual Yellowtail. Read about what separates them from other New World wines and why Marissa Ross has an insatiable thirst for them. → Read More
The fermentation technique called carbonic maceration makes zippy, juicy wines that we can’t stop drinking. Here‘s what it means, and how it affects the taste of wine. → Read More
An Italian master taught Marissa Ross how the region’s best natural wines get made. And then he taught her some more. Read her essay here. → Read More
Way too many people ask me what wine to drink when you're sad. Don’t ever, ever do this. → Read More
There are too many made-up holidays, but National Wine Day drives me the craziest. Here’s how to really celebrate wine, and yes, we’ll be drinking some. → Read More
People seem to either love “orange wine” or hate “orange wine” but also don’t seem to understand what “orange wine” is. Here’s everything you need to know. → Read More
Wines that will fuel your creativity without making you fall asleep. We have a lot of experience with this topic. → Read More
One of these wines tastes like a gin and tonic—and it’s the best cocktail I’ve had all year. Read about more new wines from Central Europe and then chase them down. → Read More