A recent large-scale study involving over 340,000 adults revealed important insights into the relationship between alcohol consumption, specifically the type of alcohol, and health outcomes. The research, highlighted during the American College of Cardiology’s Annual Scientific Session, showed that heavy drinking is detrimental to health regardless of the beverage type….

Trader Joe’s has built a reputation for its extensive and affordable wine selection, particularly with its beloved Charles Shaw label, known affectionately as "two-buck Chuck." However, for those seeking something slightly more refined, the Trader Joe’s Coastal wines may be the perfect choice. Priced just above the standard budget offerings,…

These unique farms and vineyards around the world are creating remarkable spaces where agriculture meets contemporary art, offering enriching experiences for visitors willing to explore off the beaten path. Tippet Rise Art Center in Fishtail, Montana Nestled just north of Yellowstone National Park, Tippet Rise is a contemporary art and…

Low-alcohol wines are gaining popularity, especially during warmer months, providing a refreshing choice for day-drinking. With fewer sugars and lower alcohol content, these wines offer a lighter alternative without sacrificing flavor. The term "dry low-alcohol wine" typically refers to wines that have an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 12% or…

Fourteen acres of cabernet sauvignon stretch across the steep slopes of Atlas Peak, where roots dig deep into unforgiving rocky soil. This rugged terrain poses a challenging environment for grape cultivation, yet Philippe Langner thrives in it. He embodies the resilience of the very vines he tends. Born in El…

Azamara Cruises has announced an exciting collaboration with the American Wine School to provide guests the opportunity to earn the WSET Level 1 Award in Wines on select voyages starting in December 2026. This immersive course, led by Marianne Frantz, a WSET-certified educator and Advanced Sommelier, combines expert instruction with…

The 1970s were a transformative decade for wine in America, amid a growing interest in wine culture sparked by figures like Julia Child and events like the "Judgment of Paris" tasting in 1976, which saw California wines triumph over established French varieties. As a result, affordable and sweet wines became…