The Six Savoie Producers to Know Right Now
Though much of the wine you’ll find from Savoie in America tends to be relatively cheap and simple, the region has far more to offer. Here, six producers whose wines…
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Wine Isn’t Just Red, White or Pink
Today, most of us can comprehend that something as important as gender exists on a broad spectrum. Why is it so hard to do the same with wine? Jon Bonné…
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- photo: Lizzie Munro
This Is Where the World’s Best Rosés Are Hiding
Welcome to "Crib Sheet," your monthly shortcut to what's hot in wine right now, in four bottles, courtesy of Jon Bonné. This month: why Germany and Austria make some of…
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- photo: Lizzie Munro
The Next Stars of Burgundy
Burgundy has been pumping out wine since before the Magna Carta was written. But that doesn't mean that there's nothing left to discover. Jon Bonné on the ten rising star…
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Why Burgundy Is Still the Greatest Place for Wine
Despite all odds, Burgundy has not only managed to avoid the self-destruction that so often comes along with a quick rush of money and fame, but its wines are better…
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- illustration: Maddie Edgar
An Unexpected Twist in CA’s Wine Culture Wars
Since 2011, In Pursuit of Balance (IPOB) represented one side of a philosophical debate over what California wine should, and could, be. Now, with the sudden announcement that the group…
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- photo: Daniel Silbert
Why the Canary Islands Remain the Perfect Storm of Wine Cool
Welcome to "Crib Sheet," your monthly shortcut to what's hot in wine right now, in four bottles, courtesy of Jon Bonné. This month: the Canary Islands, the Spanish archipelago off…
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- photo: Lizzie Munro
Is There Life for Provence Beyond Rosé?
Provence has become synonymous with rosé—both the place and wine becoming symbols of some aspirational lifestyle. But at what cost? Jon Bonné on what we've lost in the wake of…
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- illustration: Vincy Cheung
Is Oregon Wine’s True Soulmate the Loire Valley?
Oregon's narrative has long been defined by comparisons to Burgundy—but what if its true soulmate is the Loire Valley? Jon Bonné on this alternate view of the state's wine identity…
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- illustration: Liz Noftle
What Does It Mean for a Wine to Be Corsican?
Not fully French, and strongly influenced by Italy, Corsica is a wine island unto itself. Jon Bonné on what it means for a wine to be Corsican, and how the…
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- illustration: Kaye Blegvad
