Now And Zin Wine

Let's go to the second-best county in California for wine country!  Stanislaus County, here we come! What?  Never heard of the place?  W...

When I tell people that wine is made in every US state, the number one response I get is, "Oh, yeah? What about Alaska?"  Yes, V...

A New Mexico winery is toasting feminist artist Judy Chicago with a wine bearing her name.  Jaramillo Vineyards is releasing the wine th...

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

Earl Jones grew up in a farming family, and when he was of age he couldn’t wait to turn in his tractor keys for good. But in college, he ...

Wine production in the state of Rhode Island started before it was a state. In 1663 King Charles II of England included the making of wine...

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

Delaware's history with wine goes back a long way.  Historically, the first Swedish settlers in Delaware planted grapes and made wine ...

Spring is official now, although it may not feel like it yet where you are.  In Southern California, the shading between seasons is not so...

What started as an idle thought - “can I taste wines from all 50 U.S. states?” - has become a personal mission.  Now And Zin’s Wine Count...

The cradle of North Dakota’s wine industry - the town of Burlington - is a few miles up Highway 2 from Minot, where there is always a rad...

The Wine Country series stays in Iowa for another winery from the Hawkeye State.  You can catch up on Iowa wine here and here , while w...

The Now And Zin Wine Country series will stay in Iowa a while longer, as some more wineries have provided samples of their Iowa wines.  I ...

The Iowa wine industry has seen dramatic growth in the 21st century.  The Hawkeye State now features somewhere around 92 licensed winer...

New Jersey's wine industry is the seventh largest in America, producing over 1.7 million gallons of wine in 2009.  According to the Pr...

Maine's wine industry is a tiny one, as is the case with many of the "other 47" American states.  Their 43,000 gallons pe...