Rosé is not called “rosé,” and yes, this is a common mistake. ... On a recent trip to Mallorca, a small island off the coast of Barcelona, my American friend told me she’d been trying to order rosé ...

If there is one place in the world that every wine lover should visit, it’s Haro, Spain. With a viticulture history dating back to the Phoenicians, medieval architecture, and several wineries within ...

Tucked behind a suburban neighborhood in Oregon City, Villa Catalana makes you feel like you’ve taken a trip to Europe – but ...

Spain’s famous for many great things and people. Fantastic food. Terrific football teams. (Soccer, in our country.) Rafael Nadal. (Thanks for the memories and enjoy your retirement, Rafa.) You can ...

The air was thick with the smell of yeast and morning dew. Julien Ben Hamou López, the 38-year-old vintner behind Bodegas Coruña del Conde, a family-owned estate in northern Spain, led us through a ...

The combination this year of the quincentenary of Columbus' Spanish-backed voyage to the New World and the Summer Olympics held in Barcelona has thrust Spain firmly into world attention. Part of that ...

It's tough to find a bright spot in Spain’s economy these days. The unemployment rate is around a 25 percent and the country has been struggling with recession for the past five years after a ...

“Barriga llena, corazon contento,” the Spanish say. A full belly, a happy heart. I’ve never been more clear on that point since returning from a girls’ trip to Spain – a foodie and wine lovers’ ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mike DeSimone and Jeff Jenssen cover all things related to wine. When the Spanish Wine Scholar study and certification program was ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Cathrine Todd is a New York City-based writer who focuses on wine. The incredible smells of thick steaks cooking over a wood fire ...