Eric Asimov

When it comes to wine and food, even the least flattering pairing can be better than no pairing at all.

Have we forgotten wine’s place at the table?

Francois Perville, the proprietor of Au Bistrot, attributes the absence of bordeaux on Bordeaux’s tables more to demographics than to taste or cost.

Bordeaux was once the toast of the world. Now, even the locals don’t drink it

The price of almost everything is rising, including wine. But distinctive, delicious bottles can still be found in the US$15-to-US$20 range.

20 affordable and joyous wines

In 1976, American winemakers bested their French counterparts at the Judgment of Paris. It is truly remarkable how much progress American wine has made since then.

Celebrating 50 years of great American wines

Dan Petroski of Massican Wines, who finds AI helpful for some aspects of the wine business and often has conversations with ChatGPT while driving.

AI is coming for the sommeliers

While it’s tempting to write off an entire genre because of one unpleasant bottle, it’s important to remember that every genre of wine encompasses a wide range of styles.

The 10 wines you should be drinking in 2026

For many, champagne, and only champagne, can connote the proper combination of festivity and warm hospitality.

Toast the New Year with these sparkling wines

Louis Roederer, under Jean-Baptiste Lecaillon, the executive vice-president and cellar master, has become a progressive leader among the big champagne houses.

A perpetual champagne, built one year at a time

These are some memorable wines that were not so rare, old or hard to find.

The most memorable wines of 2024

This year saw many excellent wine books, but these five stood out, offering something special for every wine enthusiast.

The best wine books of 2024