Tempranillo sports more nicknames than a professional wrestler.

Zinfandel remains one of California’s (but, also, the world’s?) favorite wine grapes.

Italy is home to hundreds of native-born wine grapes, some nearly extinct.

Like Chardonnay—but far more dependably—you’ll find Cabernet Sauvignon nearly everywhere wine grapes grow.

Like Chardonnay—but far more dependably—you’ll find Cabernet Sauvignon nearly everywhere wine grapes grow.

Pinot Noir may be the world’s greatest red wine grape, but so far few believe it so.