Now And Zin Wine

The Now And Zin Wine Country series started in 2011, with Virginia wine. In the dozen years since then I have sampled wines from 46 states....

James Barbour initiated the vineyards that carry his name today. He was a Governor, a Senator and the Secretary of War, but he is best re...

There’s been much wine-related writing about Thomas Jefferson over the past decade or so. His love of fine wine, his travels through Euro...

From the archives: Tennessee's entry into Wine Country, Grinder's Switch Winery.

German immigrants brought grapes and winemaking to Missouri in the early part of the 19th century and, by the latter part, wine had crosse...

Tennessee's wine industry - like that of so many other American states - thrived until Prohibition killed it. Today, a rebirth is und...

Winemaking in Indiana dates back to the 18th century, although it has only recently become a going concern.  According to the Indiana Win...