Lettie Teague

Siblings Dylan and Katie Davis are building one of horse racing’s most compelling rivalries—and supercharging the family text chain.

Our wine columnist has been consumed lately by the volumes of good wine writing accessible on the Substack platform. Here, her current favorites.

WE SIT DOWN to this meal every year, composed mostly, if not entirely, of the same dishes. And yet, judging from the reader letters I've received, choosing a wine to accompany Thanksgiving dinner can still be a bit fraught.

| IT'S THE HOLIDAY season, that time of the year when we gift bottles of wine to family and friends and favored business associates.

It’s the Champagne everyone knows, a ‘safe’ gift for the host of a holiday party. But are you paying for the marketing or the quality of the wine itself? Our wine columnist offers a few outstanding-value alternatives.

It may be the most-recognizable Champagne in the world. But is it the best?Veuve Clicquot Brut Champagne ($55)aka Yellow Labelis as ubiquitous as it is iconic.

Typically, the wines available in magnums are either very expensive or very low quality. Our wine expert found 5 magnums that are both good and reasonably priced.

A magnum is not just twice the size of a regular bottle of wine: It is also, as a friend put it recently, a supersized expression of joy.Theres one

The platform’s wine forums draw countless oenophiles eager to offer recommendations and advice to fellow wine lovers.

Solo drinking is commonplace, and often controversial. Our wine columnist and wine professionals weigh in.