With shifts in climate, consumer behavior, and politics continuing to seesaw the playing field for winemakers worldwide, these are seven regions to watch. |
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Quieter than the more-famous Reims, Épernay has an eclectic food and drink scene that the region’s winemakers love. |
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As wineries rethink their approach to hospitality, wine country is becoming the family destination you never expected.
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| These dreamy hotel bars defy the “tourist trap” stereotype. |
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This spicy-savory riff on the classic sour-style rum cocktail kicks it up with earthy thyme and homemade smoked habanero tincture. |
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Wine Enthusiast subscribers can explore the world of wine and spirits from the comfort of their couch (friend’s couch, magazine aisle, or wherever you do your best reading). The beverage world is vast and constantly changing, and our print pages are full of the latest trends, people you should know, recipes, and trusted reviews. |
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Slim, lightweight, and featuring a TSA-approved foil-cutting blade, this L'Atelier du Vin corkscrew slips easily into your carry-on so you're always ready to uncork in style. |
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Back in 2006, we introduced readers to a surprising idea: yes, India has wine. Today, that once-emerging region is home to acclaimed wineries, bustling tasting rooms, and Nashik, one of the world's most intriguing wine destinations. |
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200 Summit Lake Dr Valhalla, New York 10595 US |
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