
It’s High Time to Be a Pelaverga Fan
The juicy, floral, very chillable Piedmont red blew up in the 2010s thanks to a single producer. Now it’s its own category.
- story: Zachary Sussman
- photo: Lizzie Munro
The juicy, floral, very chillable Piedmont red blew up in the 2010s thanks to a single producer. Now it’s its own category.
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The smoky, textured fianos you should be drinking right now.
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Now is the time to drink light, refreshing reds with a chill. Here are some of our favorites.
It's time to reconsider Chianti and the tired tropes that have come to define expectations about the classic wine. Here, nine bottles to drink now, each embodying the best of…
Chianti's ubiquity has, perversely, also been its downfall. Zachary Sussman on what our indifference to a classic wine like Chianti reveals about us and why it might be time to…