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Pol Roger, Champagne (France) Brut 1998
This sumptuous full bodied Champagne is perfect to ring in the New Year.
Pomerol—Rich and Famous
What makes this “other” bordeaux so good? The soil, the merlot grape—and the camaraderie.
Portuguese Wine Making
Portugal has a long history of wine-making, and some very good food-friendly wines from the country are beginning to get noticed in America.
Principe Corsini, Chianti Classico (Tuscany, Italy) “Don Tommaso” 2004
Chianti isn’t just wicker-covered bottles in restaurants with checkered tablecloths.
Promessa, Apulia (Italy) Rosso Salento 2005
This blend of Negroamaro (70%) and Primitivo (30%) has to be one of the best buys of the season.
Promised Land
The sun, the fog, the slopes and the soil makes California a place naturally blessed for wine-making.
Where in the world is Château St-Georges Côte Pavie? The World Atlas of Wine can tell you.
Pétrus Mania
There's something about Château Pétrus, the wine everyone seems to want.
Querciabella, Maremma (Tuscany, Italy) 'Mongrana' 2005
This wine is a sumptuous blend of merlot, cabernet sauvignon, and sangiovese.
This distinguished blend of fruit and earth proves that this slightly out-of-fashion varietal deserves a fresh look.
What make wines eco-friendly and how to identify them on the shelf.
Reading German
Demystifying the labels of some of Europe’s finest rieslings.
Red Wine with Strawberries
The French call this classic “fraises au vin rouge”—the better the wine and berries, the better the drink.
Spain's Ribera del Duero is emerging as one of Europe's best wine regions.
Red, Pink, and Bubbly
From effervescent pinks to rich fizzy reds, these sparkling wines are perfect for Valentine's Day.