New Study Suggests Red Wine Reduces COVID Infection Rates
U.K. residents who drank 1 to 2 glasses of red wine per day had a lower chance of infection
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Anthony Barton, Legendary Bordeaux Winery Owner, Dies at 91
A dashing figure for decades in the wine trade, he raised châteaus Léoville Barton and Langoa Barton to iconic status
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A team of researchers graded studies of remedies that could make you feel less wooly after a night of drinking, and found …
Wine Spectator Looks to the Future
Expanded duties for veteran editors and welcome to a new senior editor
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Our next two episodes feature Demeine Estates president Philana Bouvier and Elizabeth Bourcier of Cayuse Vineyards
Exclusive: Joel Gott Wines Buys Napa's Historic Edge Hill Winery
Gott plans to make a small-production red blend from the St. Helena property revitalized by the late Leslie Rudd
Wine To Go Could Come Back in New York
Gov. Kathy Hochul has proposed permanently legalizing takeout drinks. Restaurants see needed revenue; liquor stores see …
Houston Welcomes a Casual Wine Bar with a Grand Award–Winning List
Stella’s shares a 35,000-bottle cellar with Mastro’s Steakhouse in the Post Oak Hotel. Plus, New York gets another omakase …
Wine Spectator's Kim Marcus, 1959–2022
Longtime senior editor helped shape the magazine's global coverage of wine for more than three decades
Château Angélus Exits St.-Emilion Classification. Will Controversy Go with It?
Less than a decade after the Bordeaux winery was promoted to the Right Bank appellation’s top level, its owners decide the …
Claude Taittinger, Champagne Icon, Dies at 94
For nearly five decades he managed the Taittinger Champagne house, investing in vineyards, modernizing marketing and …