Vermont

A well-designed wine cellar is the ideal way of displaying and maintaining optimal temperatures for delicate and ageable wines. But for the causal enthusiast, a well-placed and well-made wine rack will do the job, as well. Read more...

Bordeaux may be home to some of the most lauded and expensive wine producers in France (Margaux, Latour, Haut-Brion, Rothschild, Lafite). But bargains can be found, especially in “ second wines,” wines made from grapes grown on prestigious vineyards that didn’t make the cut for the famous blends. Read more...

When mentioning sparkling wine, most people immediately think Champagne. The most famous of bubblies, Champagne can only legally be labeled as and produced from the eponymous region, and must adhere to strict production guidelines. Read more...

Despite having historically been tied with wine production since biblical times, Israel has long been regarded as only producing lower quality, kosher wines. Though recently, Israel has began to be recognized internationally as a reputable wine producer. Read more...

Often regarded as syrupy and sweet, kosher wines don’t often receive much serious attention in the wine world. To be considered kosher, a wine may only be handled by observant Jews from the time the grapes are crushed. Read more...

A well-designed wine cellar is the ideal way of displaying and maintaining optimal temperatures for delicate and ageable wines. But for the causal enthusiast, a well-placed and well-made wine rack will do the job, as well. Read more...

Bordeaux may be home to some of the most lauded and expensive wine producers in France (Margaux, Latour, Haut-Brion, Rothschild, Lafite). But bargains can be found, especially in “ second wines,” wines made from grapes grown on prestigious vineyards that didn’t make the cut for the famous blends. Read more...

Cities in Vermont

Barre

Burlington

Rutland

Bennington

Essex Junction

South Burlington

Brattleboro