This year, the rolling hills of La Rioja hum with more than the summer breeze—they echo with the resonance of history. 2025 marks the 100th anniversary of Rioja’s designation as a Denominación de ...

The real differences between these iconic French wines, according to wine pros. Bordeaux and Burgundy are known for producing complex, age-worthy wines. Beyond the cellar, France’s two most well-known ...

Our Ask The Expert series is back and today we tackle why some Bordeaux cost so much, including tips to find value in this sea of high prices. To answer today's question we've enlisted winemaker Greg ...

It’s hard to believe but selling too much wine under your label – even if you are one of Bordeaux’s five Premier Grand Cru (First Growth) chateaux – can be bad for business. If you’re charging north ...

Château Lafite Rothschild’s 2024 futures are priced lower than they’ve been in ten years, and others are following suit. From Saint-Émilion to Saint-Julien, Bordeaux’s elite are signaling ...

Great Bordeaux doesn't have to break the bank, we've gone in search of exceptional bottles to drink now or cellar for later.

Enjoy a day wine tasting through Bordeaux's left bank on a luxury wine tour of Médoc with an expert sommelier. Private car included!

March 9, 2025 The Secret to Finding the Best Bordeaux for Your Buck How this lesser-known classification system will guide you to incredible wines.

Indulge in the best Bordeaux winery tours with our Saint-Émilion wine tour. Taste the right bank's finest, guided by a sommelier or oenologist, with private transport.

St.-Émilion Classification The most famous wine classification is the 1855 Bordeaux Classification, which only lists wines located on the Left Bank, such as Château Lafite Rothschild.

Today more than 7,000 chateaus produce wine in Bordeaux even though just\\ 61 were included in the 1855 classification of grand crus.