Wine weaves its way through many fabrics of our lives, whether that glass is a celebration, a dinnertime accessory, a pairing with small bites or a staple of the "wine mom culture." Wine can also ...

Vicki Denig is a wine and travel journalist who divides her time between New York and Paris. She is a certified wine specialist who has worked in the wine trade since 2013. Fortified wines are ...

For centuries, wine has played a significant role in religious ceremonies and social gatherings. Although excessive alcohol consumption is widely known to have negative effects on health ...

If you are a wine lover, you may have seen, or even tried, a natural wine. They’ve been gaining a following for years, and the holidays could be a nice time to see what they’re about.

Place des Fêtes in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.Credit...Karsten Moran for The New York Times Supported by By Eric Asimov New York wine bars are booming, with great new options proliferating and old ...

By Dana G. Smith People have been complaining about wine headaches since ancient Greece. While all types of alcohol can cause headaches, especially in people who are prone to migraines ...

Wine appreciation classes often have students compare simple wines versus complex wines, say, a fresh and lemon-scented pinot grigio beside ripe and rich barrel-fermented chardonnay, to illustrate ...

In the world of wine, the traditional red, white, and rosé options have long dominated the shelves. However, a recent newcomer is turning heads and sparking curiosity - blue wine. Yes ...

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