A biodynamic project from Chile is delivering elegant and mineral Mediterranean-style reds from the foothills of the Andes that are helping to change the playbook for winemaking in the country. We also uncovered an Italian riesling revelation…

Bordeaux's 2021 grape-growing season was one of the most difficult on record, giving wine producers just about every calamity imaginable. But the resulting wines show little of the hardship and are instead bright, fresh and immediately drinkable. But how does 2021 stack up against previous vintages?

The 2019 Beaulieu Vineyard Private Reserve is a legend in the making, but it wasn’t the only wine we gave a perfect score to in our latest Weekly Tasting Report.

Our tastings of more than 800 wines over the past week reinforced our view that great modern icon wines like Opus One, Masseto and Seña always seem to be of exceptional quality.

We set a new ratings record of 929 wines for our latest Weekly Tasting Report, but as usual it was more about the quality we found than the quantity. Check out some of the gems we uncovered…

Most everyone knows about Oregon’s pinot noir, but chardonnay is making the case for becoming the state's most popular wine.

We rated a record number of wines in our latest Weekly Tasting Report – 901 to be exact – from the world's most popular wine regions and then some. But it was Napa and the wines of Harlan Estate, Bond and Promontory that had James talking...

We tasted our way through nearly 800 wines over the past week, with Napa’s 2018 and 2019 vintages helping prove our contention that a new era for great wines in California is upon us.

We had one of our biggest tasting weeks ever: 736 wines. What did we love? Mountain reds in Napa, fantastic 2020s from Sonoma and some intriguing malbecs from both California and Argentina.