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What Does the Pope Drink? Inside the Vatican’s Quietly Influential Wine Scene

3 days ago | wineenthusiast.com | Maria Yagoda

The May announcement of the first-ever American Pope, Leo XIV, still has the whole world buzzing. While Robert Francis Prevost’s hometown of Chicago has its own distinct wine and spirits culture (Malört, we’re looking at you), his move to Vatican City has landed him in the center of the biggest wine scene no one’s ever heard of. That’s right: The Vatican has a wine scene—and a secretly influential one, too.
RIP ‘Rosé All Day'—It's Time to Get Serious About Pink Wine

3 days ago | wineenthusiast.com | Maria Yagoda

When you buy something through our link, we may earn a small commission from our affiliate partners. Wine Enthusiast maintains complete editorial independence and all wines are blind tasted. Read more about our policy. Fresh, fruity, crisp and dry, Provence rosé is the shining star of the pink-hued wines. And while it still reigns supreme, we’ve entered an era where there are thrilling, world-class rosés to sip from around the globe, from breezy Long Island to the slopes of Abruzzo.
This Affordable Crisp White Is a ‘Well-Kept Secret That Overdelivers’

3 days ago | wineenthusiast.com | Oset Babür-Winter

As soon as patio (or sidewalk) seating season commences, by-the-glass wine lists shed their winter layers for the usual suspects like Prosecco, Sauvignon Blanc and, of course, rosé. If you’re lucky, that list also includes Muscadet—also known as Melon de Bourgogne, the grape used to make it. The light-bodied, crisp and bracingly acidic wine is slowly leaving behind its underdog status thanks to its food-friendliness and affordability. “Muscadet is the champion of lightness without losing character.
7 Airport Bars So Good You'll Want to Skip the Lounge

4 days ago | wineenthusiast.com | Kathleen Willcox

Does Ralph Waldo Emerson’s observation that “it’s not the destination, it’s the journey” still ring true in the era of modern travel? For those who take to the skies for work and play, the journey to the destination has become decidedly less of a lark.
These Jet-Setting Fishing and Drinking Experiences Will Have You Hooked

1 week ago | wineenthusiast.com | Kara Newman

Rod, reel and…. rum? For those who enjoy fishing, the summer and fall months ahead bring myriad opportunities to combine the outdoor sport with your favorite drinks. The combination makes sense for obvious reasons. “Both are associated with relaxation,” explains Phillip Dobesh, activities manager at The Ranch at Rock Creek, Montana, which offers an annual “Whiskey and Water” weekend. “In fly-fishing, it’s a time when you can find a flow state, or time seems to sort of stand still.
Not Sure What to Pair with Breezy Warm-Weather Meals? Try Light Reds

2 weeks ago | wineenthusiast.com | Lane Nieset

As summer approaches, warmer weather calls for lighter, leaner wines that are fruit-forward and fresh. Rosé and crisp whites are predictable pairings for summer salads and seafood, but don’t think you have to rule out red wine until fall. Lower in tannins and alcohol (typically falling around 13% or less), light reds are versatile enough to pair with everything from delicate shrimp ceviche and plank-seared salmon to richer, more sophisticated plates like beurre blanc-drizzled fish.
Lobster Reef 2024 Sauvignon Blanc (Marlborough)

2 weeks ago | wineenthusiast.com | Christina Pickard

The Loire Valley is a complete mix. Every style of wine can be found along its 600-mile length. The best known Loire Valley wine regions are Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé: the models for Sauvignon Blanc around the world. And the Chenin Blanc of the central Loire — the sweet wines of Vouvray and Anjou — have a poise and acidity which allows them to age for decades, yet be fresh when young. The dry Chenins of Savennières are the purest expression of their granite soil to be found anywhere.
Red Sun 2022 Cabernet Sauvignon (Paso Robles)

2 weeks ago | wineenthusiast.com | Matt Kettmann

Located in the North Coast Region of California, Napa is one of the most exclusive wine areas in the country despite the fact that it accounts for a mere 4% of California’s total wine production. The main red varieties that call the Napa Wine Region home are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. They are often ageworthy, with some earning consistently high ratings in our Napa Wine Reviews.
True Myth 2023 Chardonnay (Central Coast)

2 weeks ago | wineenthusiast.com | Matt Kettmann

The Burgundy wine region is a fifth the size of Bordeaux, and produces correspondingly more expensive wines, with fewer bargains and more disappointments. The best way to buy Burgundy is to follow the best producers and depend on our Burgundy wine reviews. Our Burgundy wine guide contains hundreds of Burgundy wine ratings. If you take our advice, the most seductive wines (red from Pinot Noir, white from Chardonnay, always 100%) will be in your glass.
Château de Beauregard Ducourt 2024 Rosé (Bordeaux)

2 weeks ago | wineenthusiast.com | Roger Voss

The Provence wine region is best known for its elegant, mineral-tinged rosés from such appellations as Côtes de Provence and Bandol. Grenache is the main grape variety in the Côtes de Provence, with Syrah, Mourvèdre, Cinsault and Carignan in supporting roles. Bandol’s rosés are top-notch, but it also produces one of France’s great ageworthy wines, with powerful reds based on Mourvèdre.