(Another) Year in the Vineyard: A Wine Blog by Wes Hagen of Clos Pepe/WineMaker

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Cab-Syrah

Many great wines are designed as blends from the start, and two varieties that are perfect complements are Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah.

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Chardonnay

Chardonnay is one of the world’s most popular wine grapes among commercial and home winemakers. Here is how to craft your own.

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Indigenous Wine

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Liquid Yeast for Home Winemakers

Bounty Hunter: Dry Finish

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California Icewine

Making icewine-style wine in any climate using mechanical freezing.

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2009 WineMaker Magazine Conference

Planning the Right Red: Backyard Vines

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Making Medals: Dry Finish

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Rioja

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Country Wine Yeast: Tips from the Pros

Two pros give their recommendations on the best yeast strains for country wines.

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Starting Small: Dry Finish

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The Designing Winemaker

My hobby may be winemaking, but by day I am a commercial artist. To combine my two interests, I also design the wine labels for our home win

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Elderberry Wine: Taming the Wild Elderberry

Sometimes referred to as the “Englishman’s grape,” the common elderberry has been used to make wine for hundreds — possibly thousand

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Aim for Age

What makes a wine age-worthy, and what can you do to create a wine worth cellaring.

The DAVENRICH Winery

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Top 10 Vineyard Tricks of the Trade

Take a look at some pro tricks of the winegrowing trade and see how they can translate into better wine in your backyard.

Backyard Vines Bonus Questions

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Maintaining Fermentation Temperatures

Maintaining the temperature of the fermentation is easier than you might think.

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Los Cinco Locos: Dry Finish

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Oak Alternatives

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Dry Finish: Twin-Inspired Vines

Closures: Wine Kits

Zinfandel to Zinfromhell