In the heart of the region, as St.-Julien gives way to Pauillac, the gravels date back 38 million years and run more than 30 feet deep in parts. When Dutch engineers drained the swampy areas along the ...

This is our third Bordeaux river cruise on Bergerac,” chime Scottish friends Sue and Evelyn, two of my new dinner companions ...

Bordeaux is a vast region, the second-largest in ... It’s not only the famous areas of Pauillac or Margaux that create ...

skip and a jump away from Europe’s great wine regions. Bordeaux, the world’s most popular wine destination with 6.8 million visitors a year, is less than a two-hour flight away, while the home ...

South America would be a good bet, but the wine region I’m thinking of is in Western Europe. With over 250 different grape varieties and a noteworthy range of geological and climatic differences ...

While California's Napa Valley is the picture-perfect poster child for quality North American wine, it is hardly the only ...

Looking for "quiet luxury" at an affordable price point? Think Cremant, not Champagne. Our experts share tips for finding the ...

Port Charlotte has unveiled the latest expression in its coveted Cask Exploration series. Showcasing the profound influence ...

When we talk about wine from Argentina, two things immediately come to mind: Mendoza and Malbec. The former is indisputably the country’s most well-known region, and the latter is the South ...

Since this "bubbly" was first produced in 1668 by monk Dom Pérignon in the French region that gave it its name, its reputation has been unsurpassed in the sparkling wine market, despite plenty of ...

today. Eat well, live better and stay healthy – sign up to our free monthly Food & Health newsletter for the latest insights delivered straight to your inbox Described as a ‘floral and fruity wine’ ...