There's no need to blush if you like pink wine. It's not all sickly sweet plonk. Learn the styles of pink wine and the techniques used to make them.

At one time, Alicante Bouschet was one of the most popular grapes planted in the United States.

Get to know Aligoté, and learn to make your own Aligoté wine at home.

From growing the grapes to aging the wine, the executive winemaker at Duckhorn Vineyards offers tips on catching that perfect Cabernet Sauvignon flavor from fresh grapes.

Black Spanish is making a name for itself in Texas and other southern states for its dark pigmented wines and resistance to Pierce’s Disease.

WineMaker's Technical Editor took a trip in late 2014 to Bordeaux, France and brought back some winemaking tips.

The Wiz describes how to put the punch in your Port wine, and more.

Cab and Syrah, together? We explain the rationale behind this blend and the best procedures for making it at home.

Cool wine in a hot climate? Here’s how to make it from grapes.

Bred, by plant geneticist Dr. Harold Olmo, as a cross between Carignane and Caberbet Sauvignon, Carmine is a colorful and cold-tolerant grape variety with good tannin structure.

Chardonnay is a classic, and widely planted, white wine grape that can be made into many styles of wine.

America's best known native red-grape is not just for jam or jelly anymore.

Cool is the watchword when making wine from this white grape from Germany. From the growing region to the fermenter to the glass, Riesling benefits from low temperatures. And, as manywine drinkers are learning, not all Rieslings are sweet. This high-acid grape can also make excellent dry and off-dry wines.

Like its namesake flower, Edelweiss is both delicate and hardy. This cold-tolerant hybrid can produce a Riesling-like wine — which you may need to get that song out of your head.

Do you remember what your parents were drinking while Frampton Comes Alive was playing on your 8-track? Odds are pretty good it was French Columbard. Dusting off a 70's classic.

Tips and techniques for this aromatic variety.

From finding the fruit through fermentation and aging, here's how to make the exotic German wine that's hard to say and easy to love.

Tips and techniques for using Grenache, a versatile sip of Spain.

Bordeaux and Burgundy are great. But the Rhône Valley produces some of France's most interesting wines. Best of all, you can make Rhône-style wines at home.