We Asked 20 Sommeliers: What’s Your Go-To Summer Wine?

VinePair

One of the joys of summertime is finding the perfect wine to pair with the season’s variety of outdoor activities. From a refreshing and salty white that complements beach snacks to a chilled red at a backyard cookout that brightens every dish to an icy rosé that makes a lazy weekend picnic that much more enjoyable, some wines were just born to be sipped al fresco.

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32 Refreshing Red Wines for Summer, Picked by Wine Pros

Wine Spectator

Sommeliers share their favorite reds for hot weather, from Lambrusco to Bordeaux

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Hybrid Grapes Are Paving the Way for Sustainable Vineyards

Triple Pundit

An astounding 70 percent of wine-producing regions are predicted to become unsuitable as global temperatures rise. Though often overlooked, hybrid grapes offer a path toward a more resilient, sustainable future for the industry.

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How To Discover The Best German Rosé Wines

Forbes

The German rosé wine industry, with its unique styles and quality, has a fascinating history that has evolved significantly over the years. These wines, which now represent about 12% of Germany’s wine production, have become a significant part of the country’s wine industry.

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Say It With Me: Spätburgunder Is German For Pinot Noir

New Wine Review

As Burgundy prices keep rising, Pinot Noir fans should look north toward Germany and its Spätburgunder.

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For the Best Nonalcoholic Wines, Look to Germany

The New York Times

The country has a long history — more than a century — of making nonalcoholic wines. It’s no wonder they’re good.

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The 30 Best Chardonnays for 2024

VinePair

Chardonnay is the most popular white wine on earth. The grape is a near-blank canvas, capable of being produced in a gamut of different styles.

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The 9 Best German Rieslings to Buy Right Now

Robb Report

Riesling is one of those wines we love but often forget about when opening a bottle of white wine to have with dinner or share with friends as an aperitif.

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