Explore these standout pinot noirs—rich, vibrant and terroir-driven expressions from Burgundy, Oregon, New Zealand and beyond ...

The terroir, soil, and climate conditions of Burgundy and Bordeaux are also quite different.

There are few wines that stir passion quite like Pinot Noir. Revered by sommeliers, cherished by collectors, and adored by everyday enthusiasts, this elusive grape has earned a cult-like following ...

With more than 700 wineries and 11 distinct American Viticultural Areas (AVAs) nested within, the Willamette Valley can be a ...

Bordeaux and Burgundy are two of the most renowned wine-producing regions in France, known for producing complex, ... Best known for monovarietal wines made from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

If you are a real wine lover, eventually someone will pour you a glass of the most beguiling red wine in the world, a Pinot Noir from France’s Burgundy area.

We no longer have to bust the myth that all pink wines are sweet, but it’s still worth discussing how rosé is produced and which grapes are used to make it. We recently overheard a conversation at a ...

Richard joins hundreds of others to search for – and find – magic among the Pinot Noirs of New Zealand.

The northeastern regions of Veneto, Alto Adige and Friuli-Venezia Giulia have led a reawakening in Italian white wine production, while remaining a reliable source of distinctive red wines.

Pinot noir does a lot of heavy lifting in the world of wine. It is used to make popular light red wines in several acclaimed regions, from Burgundy, France, to Oregon’s Willamette Valley and all the ...

From Argentine Malbecs to Champagne to Greek white wines, great environmentally-friendly bottles can be found from around the ...