Red wine gets the glory, but the world’s greatest whites can be every bit as profound — and they come from a handful of cool, luminous places where freshness and minerality reign. KWReviewed & edited by Ken Wytsma · Fact-checked June 2026Researched and fact-checked against independent sources, with AI assistance.✓ Verified For the white wine
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Australia’s first vines arrived with a fleet of convict ships and promptly died. Two centuries later, the same country holds some of the oldest living grapevines on earth — and makes one of the world’s most collected wines. KWReviewed & edited by Ken Wytsma · Fact-checked June 2026Researched and fact-checked against independent sources, with AI
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The grape behind white Burgundy and blanc de blancs Champagne has a scandalous secret: one of its parents was a humble peasant grape so prolific that medieval authorities kept trying to ban it. KWReviewed & edited by Ken Wytsma · Fact-checked June 2026Researched and fact-checked against independent sources, with AI assistance.✓ Verified Chardonnay is the
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If the Willamette Valley has a spiritual homeland, it is Burgundy — the small, obsessive corner of France where the world learned that a wine’s greatness is written into the ground it grows on. KWReviewed & edited by Ken Wytsma · Fact-checked June 2026Researched and fact-checked against independent sources, with AI assistance.✓ Verified Burgundy is
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