André Soltner, the dedicated French chef behind Lutèce who helped turn New York City into a world-class dining destination, died
Ryan Gowhari and his team at Spruzzo Restaurant & Bar had been open for business for just half an hour
Cincinnati-based attorney Michael L. Cioffi, founder of Monteverdi Tuscany, a luxury boutique resort located in Tuscany’s Val d’Orcia region, has
The debate over whether moderate alcohol consumption can offer health benefits has never been more combustible. In the past month,
Who’s behind it: Chez Fifi is a new French restaurant from brothers David and Joshua Foulquier, both partners in the
U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy issued an advisory today calling for alcoholic beverages to carry cancer warnings, arguing that Americans
Researchers and wine lovers have long been interested in the potential links between moderate alcohol consumption and good health. That
Our most-popular videos of 2024 demonstrate our viewers’ insatiable interest in wine knowledge, from exclusive interviews to In The Vineyard
2025 is only moments away, but before we flip the calendar, Wine Spectator‘s editors would like to remember the wine
2024 was a year of transition for the wine world, with old-guard retirements, new buyers on the scene and big
When guests arrived at the 17th annual Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival’s Grand Tasting on Dec. 15, they found
Perhaps a daily glass of wine has been unfairly targeted. The panel of health experts tasked with studying alcohol consumption
Bottles of Marchesi Antinori’s super Tuscan Tignanello raised nearly $190,000 at a London auction organized by Christie’s, on Nov. 26
All eyes on Aglianico. Scientists from a cohort of Italian universities have published a study on the potential health benefits
Jean-Charles Boisset and Gina Gallo-Boisset, the scions of two famous wine families, have purchased Flora Springs Winery in Napa Valley
Until 11:45 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Dec. 3—Giving Tuesday—wine lovers have the chance to bid on rare bottles of Burgundy, Beaujolais,
Burgundy’s biggest name in charity auctions had an impressive year, despite a challenging vintage. On Nov. 17, the 164th Hospices
It was an auction lot so good, it sold three times. Lot number five at the Emeril Lagasse Foundation’s Carnivale
We’re wrapping up season 2 of Wine Spectator‘s Straight Talk podcast by counting down the Top 10 Wines of 2024
Sometimes even the world’s best-known chefs need to return to their roots, and that includes Emeril Lagasse. The chef’s latest
The alleged mastermind of a multi-million dollar wine counterfeiting gang was conducting a transaction with a shady printer at Milan’s
When Charlie Trotter was asked what his last meal would be, he was a bit vague on the food. But
The California wine industry is in the doldrums as it faces three challenges at once: consumer spending on wine is
Suzanne Deal Booth, owner of the historic Bella Oaks Vineyard in Napa Valley’s Rutherford appellation, has finalized a deal to
Who’s behind it: Time and Tide is the latest Manhattan restaurant from Kent Hospitality Group. The opening comes after a
Should wineries in California, Oregon and other states be able to sell wines directly to Iowa retailers, bypassing wholesalers? Yes,
Jan Shrem, who left an indelible mark on California’s wine industry through his dedication to the arts and charitable generosity,
Burgundy is the type of wine region that invites delight, fascination and even obsession. Now, Burgundy fans have the chance
When Jeffery Lindenmuth took the stage on the first morning of the 2024 New York Wine Experience, the executive editor
Giovanni Manetti didn’t think he was going to make it to the 2024 New York Wine Experience. The growing season
