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The words "French" and "free" don’t often appear in the same sentence, but leave it to the EDGE editorial staff to bring the stranger-than-fiction to you! Read more...

Congress is considering legislation that could limit wineries’ ability to sell and ship directly to consumers.

A moth with a devastating appetite for grapes is causing worries in California’s San Joaquin Valley, the country’s top grape growing region.

Around the world in 80 sips? We’re so there... (Read more!)

Richard Frisbie, EDGE’s Resident Wine Guy, discovered a way for wine lovers to save as much as 40% on their wine purchases. Damaged wine bottles from The Accidental Wine Company can save you enough money to afford a nice decanter- so your guests will never find out how frugal you really are. Read more...

John Conover was looking for the best place to grow the Napa Valley’s famous cabernet sauvignon grapes. Turns out the same southwest-facing, sunny hillside that gives him great grapes also raises a mean crop of solar panels. Read more...

Is the world drowning its sorrows in cheap wine? An industry group said Thursday that more wine could be consumed globally this year thanks to crisis-fueled demand for cheaper or discounted tipples. Read more...

A tart tonic of sour grape juice may be making its way into your glass -- not to mention your salad dressing, pan sauces and stews. Read more...

Some wine retailers are pressing Maryland’s General Assembly to legalize direct shipments of wine, rather than requiring purchases to go through a distributor. Read more...

Looking for an excuse to have a glass of wine? EDGE Style Editor Jason Salzenstein’s got a few- and he’s happy to share them with you. Check it out...