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It’s a cliché to say this, but in the U.S., Romanian wine is as mysterious as a Transylvanian castle. In fact, Transylvania is one of the three major wine-growing areas of Romania, I learned this summer when some of that country’s major wine producers paid a visit to New York Read More

Live from the London Wine Fairs: Exploring Emerging and Lesser-Known Countries

Remy Charest

Features

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One of the distinctive aspects of the London International Wine Fair, among major wine events in the world, is that it takes place in a country that is a great importer of wines, rather than a major producer like France or Italy, where Vinexpo and Vinitaly take place. For producers Read More

Heading to New Places: How the Market for Burgundy is Evolving

Prateek Arora

Features

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Burgundy may be “fiendishly complex, frustratingly inconsistent and maddeningly difficult,” as Allen Meadows of Burghound puts it, but that doesn’t stop it from gaining new fans who are eager to deal with those “difficulties.” It is indeed a lifelong pursuit for an enthusiast to fully comprehend what this mystic wine Read More

The Wines of Jura: Think Different

Remy Charest

Features Wine Spotlight

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Common wisdom often has it that to make its mark in the wine world, a region has to have a specific wine—often, a specific variety—that will be easily recognizable by average wine drinkers. A wine that provides a signature, a-read more- Read More

One Hundred Years in the Making, Romania Seeks Global Recognition

Live from the London Wine Fairs: Exploring Emerging and Lesser-Known Countries

Heading to New Places: How the Market for Burgundy is Evolving

The Wines of Jura: Think Different

2018 Notturno Drei Donà Romagna DOC Predappio Sangiovese

2019 Jordan Chardonnay, Russian River Valley, Sonoma County

2018 Ghost of a Chance Wines “Gangster of Love” Red, Sierra Foothills

2020 One Flock Sauvignon Blanc

2020 One Flock Red Wine, California