The first wine blog that doesn't taste of cork.

On the outside, it looks like a perfectly juicy roast. But after it's carved, it looks like an extremely undercooked and bloody hunk of meat.

What's behind Mexico's "wine boom"? Sure, there's the Trump effect. But the reasoning goes a lot deeper into the past, and it bodes equally well for the future.

A vintage bottle of vin jaune wine from France's Jura region has set a new record at auction. The 1774 wine sold for almost double the previous highest price paid for a "vin jaune."

Of the 16 million tourists that visit Florence on average per year, I wonder how many of them walk by the old palazzos without ever noticing their most interesting little secret hiding in plain sight. At about 18 centimetres wide and 35 centimetres high, they are just the right height to fit a bottl

Music and wine taste: A study says that listening to the right tune can enhance your enjoyment of wine. See the main results here...

Team sports are all about successful pairings, and our editors are here to help you pair the right wine with that five perfect moments of athletic accomplishment.

Your longest-held dream of tasting wine from inside a butthole has been realized.

By the early 1900s Munch had become a recognised artist, especially in Germany, where he had spent much of his time in the 1890s. He also lived there for m...

Growing grapes and making wine come with a lot of implications about a culture's capabilities. Apparently, Sicily of 6,000 years ago was more sophisticated than archaeologists had given it credit for.