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If you’re way more into natural wine now than you were a few years ago, you might have the owner of Ordinaire in Oakland and Diversey Wine in Chicago to thank.

Marissa A. Ross

It’s rent-week friendly, tastes like a melted Jolly Rancher, and guarantees a fun night.

Emily Schultz

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We’re stocking—and re-stocking—these naturally and spontaneously fermented bottles in our fridges.
BA’s wine editor has a not-so-guilty pleasure.

Marissa A. Ross

Some people visit Sunrise Mart to fill their gas tanks; I go for the hard-to-find bottles.

Andrew Knowlton

When Alison Roman hosts, the wine goes in the bathroom, not the kitchen.

Alison Roman

I thought that wine apps were just for nerds and dads—turns out, they're for me, too!

Alex Beggs

We asked two physicists—what's the best method for chilling wine?

Mari Uyehara

If you think the proper red wine temperature is "whatever you thermostat says"...well, it just isn't.

Emily Schultz

You can talk about wine without annoying yourself and the people around you. We'll show you the way.

Alex Delany

I used to be an anxious, freaked-out wine shopper. And then everything changed.

Amiel Stanek

Come in the morning for the espresso. Stay all night for the biodynamic rosé.

Alex Delany

She's become a star of the natural wine world. But she’d prefer you focus less on her and more on what’s in the bottle.

Marissa A. Ross

Hot takes about hot wine.

Alex Beggs

Does quality really make a difference when you're cooking with wine?

Alex Delany

It’s about time the industry’s much maligned crossbred species get its due.

Marissa A. Ross

And at her D.C. restaurant Himitsu, she's not afraid to set her guests straight.

Alex Beggs

Danilo Marcucci creates wines that are all brimming with their own terroir, personality, and stories to tell

Marissa A. Ross

The hands-off fermentation method makes wine, beer, and even rum more fun to drink. We’re very, very into it right now.

Alex Delany

A sommelier opens up about the shady business practices that are behind the rise of watery, terrible rosé.

Victoria James

This fermentation technique makes zippy, juicy wines that we can’t stop drinking.

Marissa A. Ross

An Italian master taught me how the region’s best natural wines get made. And then he taught me some more.

Marissa A. Ross