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- Bubbling Under
- Can the scion of an Italian winemaking dynasty bring back Lambrusco's once-sparkling reputation?
- Wine and Cheesy
- Once the best-selling imported wine in the United States, Riunite's heyday was paired with a jingle-heavy advertising campaign as sugary as the spritzer itself. Revisit the ghosts of vintages past with these commercials from the 1970s and '80s.
- In a Froth
- Prosecco — Italy's other effervescent offering — also rises to the occasion.
- Bacchus Rising
- The eruption of Vesuvius in A.D. 79 buried Pompeii's wine industry. Now it's finally emerging from the ashes.
- A Peak Year
- Actor Kyle MacLachlan returns to his home state to debut his latest project — Pursued by Bear, coming to a wine list near you.
- Taste of History
- A select Bangkok watering hole offers a retreat from a riotous city.
- Sea Power
- A voyage to craggy, gale-battered Islay reveals the maritime secrets of the rival kings of single-malt Scotch.
- A Rembrance of Hennessy Past
- A cognac lover revisits a spirit whose mystique is intertwined with his boyhood.
- Final Harvest
- A new ruling challenges the traditions of Spain's premier wine region. Could time be running out for white Rioja?
- Holy Water
- Vin Santo — the precious Tuscan after-dinner wine — offers a taste of heaven.
- Time in a Bottle
- A sleepy wine auction erupts into a battle for a taste of history when a 1947 Martin Ray hits the block.
- Liver Health
- A wine critic searches for a drinking man's diet to save his job — and maybe even his life.
- Captured in Amber
- Out of the cane fields of Guatemala and the Caribbean comes a class of rums to join the ranks of the best single-malts.
- Humble Origins
- From the rugged region of Abruzzo, Valentini transforms Trebbiano into one of the world's great whites.
- The Art of Box Wine
- Lawrence Osborne has pulled out the tap, torn off the foil and pressed the button on an array of box wines. Here are his tasting notes.
- White Gold
- A pilgrimage to Domaine Raveneau unearths the living aristocratic heritage of Chablis.
- Ghost Wine
- It came from one of the tiniest vineyards in the world, and it tastes like no other. The genius behind it was an Italian croupier.
- Beyond the Bubble Machine
- With small releases, single varietals, and bold expressions of terroir, the tiny growers of Champagne offer more than just big-name fizz.
- To the Last Drop
- Distilled like the rarest vintages and bottled like perfume, grappa isn't just scraping the bottom of the barrel anymore.
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