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Vines have grown on the land around Schloss Gobelsburg since the twelfth century, when monks from a local monastery first tended the site. Ownershi...

Givry has long punched above its modest reputation, said to have been a favorite of King Henry IV, and François Lumpp is largely responsible for re...

From its base in Vougeot, Domaine Christian Clerget crafts eight appellations across the Côte de Nuits, from Vosne-Romanée Les Violettes and Vougeo...

Bouchard Père & Fils holds Grand Crus from Montrachet to Clos Vougeot, yet this Beaune bottling is regarded as its flagship. The family acquire...

Domaine Albert Morot's Bourgogne Chardonnay draws on fruit from the southern Côte de Beaune, where forty-year-old vines are rooted in clay-limeston...

A new project from two of Sancerre’s brightest talents. Florent and Clément Pinard run Domaine Vincent Pinard in Bué, where the family has farmed f...

Cousiño Macul was founded in 1856 by Mathías Cousiño and remains one of the few Chilean wineries from that era still in family hands today. In 1860...

Domaine Albert Boxler's roots go back to 1673, when a Swiss ancestor named Jean Boxler settled in Niedermorschwihr and brought Swiss grape varietie...

Based in the village of Chavignol, the only place in France to hold AOC status for both wine and cheese, Domaine Delaporte has been in family hands...

Mary Taylor built her négociant label around a simple idea: put the place and the grower's name on the label instead of the grape, a return to how ...

In 2025, three years after being acquired by Artémis Domaines, the historic house of Bouchard Père & Fils split into two separate entities. One...

Jean-Marc Boillot cut his teeth working alongside his grandfather, Henri Boillot, at the family domaine in Pommard through the late 1960s and into ...

Pine Ridge Vineyards was founded in 1978 beneath a ridge of pines in the heart of the Stags Leap District, where it helped establish the area as a ...

Natte Valleij is a historic Cape Dutch estate on the lower slopes of the Simonsberg mountain near Stellenbosch, revived in 2005 by third-generation...

Jeff Carrel, born in Paris in 1969, trained first as a chemist before turning to winemaking, studying oenology in Montpellier and cutting his teeth...

The Torres family entered Chile in 1979, purchasing 100 hectares of vineyard land in Maquehua, San Francisco Norte, and Cordillera, along with a wi...

Emilio Lustau was founded in 1896 by Don Jose Ruiz-Berdejo, who began as an almacenista, cultivating vines outside Jerez de la Frontera and aging w...

Albert Bichot has been introducing Burgundy's great wines to the world since 1831, and the Horizon de Bichot project carries that same exploratory ...

Romain Chamiot is a young vigneron who returned to Apremont after studying oenology in Beaune and took over the family's vines from his grandparent...

Swerwer is the project of Jasper Wickens, who began his winemaking career in 2009 working alongside Adi Badenhorst at the Kalmoesfontein property i...

Domaine du Gros 'Noré takes its name from Alain Pascal's father, Honoré, a man of imposing stature who first taught him the discipline of vine work...

Domaine Chanson has a close tie to Savigny-lès-Beaune, where it built a modern gravity-flow winery in 2010 so that each plot can be vinified separa...

Te Kahu takes its name from the Māori word for "the cloak," referring to the mist that often shrouds Craggy Range's Giants Winery in the Tukituki ...

Jean-Marc Boillot began his winemaking career at his family's domaine, Henri Boillot, but left in 1984 determined to pursue his own approach to fru...

Lapostolle was founded in 1994 by Alexandra Marnier Lapostolle and her husband Cyril de Bournet, after they discovered a unique clos in Chile's Apa...

The Lauverjat family has farmed vines in Sancerre for generations from their base in Sury-en-Vaux, a small village within the appellation. The esta...

Before Malbec conquered Argentina, it had a home: Cahors, in southwest France, where the grape earned the nickname "black wine" for its inky depth....

Dubonnet was created in 1846 by Parisian chemist Joseph Dubonnet, who developed the formula in response to a French government competition seeking ...

Concha y Toro's story famously includes the legend of Casillero del Diablo, or the Devil's Cellar: founder Melchor Concha y Toro is said to have sp...