In the year 1855, dozens of châteaux in the Bordeaux region of southwest France were classified according to the quality of wines they produced. Yet few wine lovers know that during that same ...

Lots of Italian wines have letters on their labels as a part of Italy’s wine classification system, wine site Decanter says.

In 2013, a group of international wine experts including viticulture specialists and educators conducted the first wave of the classification, judging participating wineries by quality of wine, ...

But the 18th century revolution in wine quality took hold first and most firmly in the Médoc. Reaction to the classification was heated. The courtiers' original list ranked the châteaus by quality ...

Varying opinions aside, the ongoing discourse about gender binaries raises questions about whether they have a place in wine. Does a masculine-vs.-feminine classification system help people find ...

Decanter says that VdT means “table wine”, which “is the lowest level of wine classification in Italy, typically designed for high volume bulk wines, with little in the way of restrictions.” ...