If you can't read wine labels (yet), start with the shape of the bottle. Karla Walsh is a Des Moines, Iowa-based lifestyle writer with more than 15 years of journalism experience. Visiting ...

With the rise of flat bottles and feather-light bottles, innovation abounds in wine packaging. Regardless of the bottle shape, however, one size reigns supreme: the classic 750-milliliter wine bottle.

Order wine from a restaurant and you might notice the sommelier pours you a glass in a distinctive manner. Their thumb is slipped into an indent of the bottom of the bottle, their index and middle ...

Internet memes may tell you "there's no such thing as leftover wine." — a joke about drinking that misses the point that very often in daily life we might not finish an open bottle. If we do ...

Even wine professionals aren’t impervious to the allure of the second-cheapest bottle. Why are so many experts and newbies alike drawn to it? I talked to colleagues, industry folks, friends and ...

Your bottle will be just fine. Like red and white wines, bubbles can be chilled, brought to room temperature and then chilled again without an issue. That said, in the long term, it’s best to keep all ...

Subscribe now. When it comes to wine, fun is in the eye of the beholder. There is a right bottle for every moment, every mood and emotion, from classy pinky-up adult drinking to trendy rolled ...