Wine 101: Stag’s Leap Cellars
In 1976, shockwaves reverberated through the worldwide wine community: For the first time, an American wine bested every French offering in a major competition. Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars ...
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Wine 101: A Year in Wine Review
2025 was a marathon year of tasting at VinePair. And as we barrel toward the holiday season and the start of a new year, there’s never been a better time to take stock of some of the ...
Wine 101: Why American Wine Hits Different
JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery put Paso Robles on the map, and their wines still define what premium California winemaking means today. The brand has always sought to create amazing wines ...
Wine 101: Thanksgiving Wine PSA
This episode of Wine 101 is Presented by JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery. Whether it’s for a dinner party or White Elephant, finding the perfect holiday gift just got easier. JUSTIN Wine ...
Wine 101: Mayacamas Vineyards | VinePair
Sitting roughly 5,000 feet above sea level are the Mayacamas Mountains, which serve as somewhat of a border between California’s Napa and Sonoma Counties. As one moves south down that ...
Wine 101: Cave de Lugny
We’ve talked a lot about Burgundy on the “Wine 101” podcast, and today, Keith is joined by members of Mâcon’s Cave de Lugny, a 100-year-old cooperative, to discuss more. So join us as we ...
Wine 101: The History of Rosé Part III: Palace Mateus
As we continue our journey through the history of rosé, we approach a pivotal turning point that brought the wine style from its home in Europe to the rest of the world. It all began in ...
Wine 101: Fine Wine Part III: Robert and The Inflation
After the 1855 Classification of Bordeaux and the signing of the Anglo-French commercial treaty in 1860, the demand for expensive, age-worthy Bordeaux wines shot through the roof. However, ...
Wine 101: The History of Rosé Part I: Massalia
Spring is here, and like clockwork, rosé has reentered the collective consciousness. Although we’ve briefly touched upon the pink-hued wine here on “Wine 101” in the past, we’ve never taken ...
Wine 101: The History of Rosé Part II: Vin d’Une Nuit
After discussing rosé’s possible origins in Massalia last week, our attention shifts to Tavel, a commune located slightly north of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Legend has it that King Philip IV was ...
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