UC Davis wine historian James Lapsley will use vintage wine labels to share the colorful history of California wine at a public event at the California Historical Society in San Francisco on March 15.

While the words "antique" and "wine" are rarely seen side by side, the category of wine collecting is one of the few collectible areas attracting the attention of millennials. With their taste for ...

During the Restoration (1660-1685 ) there developed a trend for decanting wine. This in turn created a need for labelling and thus metal wine labels were born '“ and by the 1770s they were commonplace ...

An accused wine swindler once tried to pawn off a counterfeit vintage 1929 French Burgundy — using a label made more than five decades later on a printer from Indonesia, an expert testified Monday.

Wine counterfeiting has enjoyed a fair bit of news coverage of late--especially the scandal centered on Rudy Kurniawan--described by some as the Bernie Madoff of the wine world. Kurniawan was ...

Flute: Tall, thin elegant glass for sparklers. Hold by its stem so you don’t warm the wine. Love this food52.com description: “Somewhere after the mid-1950s, the Champagne flute began creeping onto ...

Chances are, you buy a bottle of champagne for New Year’s Eve … and that’s about it (conversely, if you’re buying champagne on the regular, invite me to your next dinner party, K?). To the unfamiliar ...

Picasso chose a Mouton Rothschild, Yoko Ono a vintage chianti. But why do artists love doing wine labels – and can they enhance the quaff? Our writer enters a world where labels are so prized, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Emily writes about what’s in your glass and why it matters. Buying wine can sometimes feel like taking a pop quiz you didn’t study ...