Jill’s coverage helps consumers learn more about wine, from collecting for beginners to which wine regions offer the best travel bang for the buck. She also keeps up with wine-related news, having written about supply chain shortages, AI in the wine world, and electric tractors.
Keeneland At 90: A Horse Racing Destination Worth The Trip
Keeneland celebrates 90 years with an October Fall Meet, then hosts the Breeders' Cup October 30–31. Here's what to wear, when to go and how experience the track.
How To Get The Most Out Of Restaurant Week
Restaurant week is your low-risk shot at trying that restaurant you've been eyeing. Here's how to book smart, read the menu right and make the most of every course.
This Tea Brand Sources Whole Leaves The Way Vintners Source Grapes
Elevation Teas founder Jennifer Martinez sources whole-leaf tea by estate and harvest, applying wine-country ideas like terroir to loose-leaf tea sourcing.
How Freemark Abbey Carries Its Judgment Of Paris Legacy Into A New Era
Freemark Abbey put two wines on the Judgment of Paris table. Fifty years on, winemaker Kristy Melton reflects on old vines, library bottles and the long memory of Napa.
Natural Wine Rewards The Curious. An Expert Author Breaks It Down
Rachel Signer has made wine, imported it and written the new guide. Here's what she wants wine enthusiasts to know about natural wines before they shop or order.
Malbec's Living Memory: Dr. Laura Catena On Why Old Vines Matter
Luca Winery founder Dr. Laura Catena on why Argentina's old, ungrafted Malbec vines are one of the wine world's most important and endangered resources.
What AI Can, And Can’t, Do For Your Wine Education
Anthropic asked 81,000 people what they want from AI. For wine lovers who’ve ever felt out of their depth, part of the answer is surprisingly relevant.
Labels, Logistics And Legacy. The New Business Of Old French Wine Families
Centuries‑old French domaines are redesigning labels, reshaping portfolios and rethinking exports so the next generation can thrive in the international wine market.
Beaujolais Is French Wine That’s As Easy To Love As It Is To Understand
Gamay grows across ten distinct hillside appellations in Beaujolais, each one a little different, all of them worth exploring. The Cru moment is here.
The Southern French Wine Escape Smart Travelers Are Booking For 2026
Costières de Nîmes offers exceptional French wines, regenerative vineyards, Roman history and a coveted June wine walk. Here's your summer travel guide.