Collecting Wine

It's harvest time here in Provence, which is wine country as well as olive (oil) and lavender and tapenade and tourist country, even though the license plates that translate "Amerloque at the...

Whether you're a social butterfly who thrives on party-giving or an unapologetic wine snob who treats films like "Bottle Shock" and "Sideways" as collector's items, you can't go through life...

We’re now entering the peak travel season, and so I was not surprised when a reader emailed a question on how to transport bottles, either home from wine country or outbound to special events. ...

Wine bottles are all unique and beautiful to look at. Decorating with wine bottles once you've collected them is a creative way to fill a room and display your collection. The labels are all...

The American wine industry has blossomed in just a few decades as vines have matured and wine science has gained a foothold in the U.S. Wine has replaced distilled spirits in many social...

When you buy wine in bulk, you're bound to save a lot of money while keeping a continuous stock of delicious wine on hand. Many wine connoisseurs choose to make a bulk wine purchase if they attend...

Wine is significant both socially and culturally. In many European countries it is an essential complement to dining and is used to accompany, as well as enhance the flavor of food. It has also...

Getting free bottles of wine is not as impossible as one might think. Free wine is offered to restaurants to sample new products, to wine club members and by wine stores to their volume customers....

So you've just bought a 400-bottle wine cellar, and the twelve bottles of wine that followed you home from that last vacation are looking pretty lonely in there. Now what? It helps if you've...