Our members-only newsletter previews the Buying Guide for the upcoming issue, including all of the Best Values, Smart Buys, Collectibles and Highly Recommended wines.
Wine Spectator’s October 2026 double issue celebrates Sangiovese, Italy’s most widely planted grape that yields dramatically different expressions across regions. Plus, tasting reports on outstanding recent vintages from Tuscany, Spain and California, where Rhône-style wines continue to improve in quality. We also spotlight Austria’s world-class whites and catch up with Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole on how MLB players are sharing bottles in the clubhouse.
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Wine Spectator’s Sept. 30, 2026, issue tells the story of Sonoma’s Rochioli family, whose five decades of work helped establish American Pinot Noir as a category unto its own. Plus, the issue profiles exciting German Riesling producers and explores the diverse, distinctive wines of South Africa, along with an essential guide to Italian restaurants across the U.S. and more.
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Wine Spectator’s Restaurant Awards issue includes our annual Dining Guide, featuring a complete directory of this year’s Grand Award, Best of Award of Excellence and Award of Excellence winners in the U.S. and abroad. Plus, NYC superstar restaurateur Andrew Carmellini shares his story. Finally, the issue’s Tasting Report covers the diverse styles of California Zinfandel.
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Wine Spectator’s July 31, 2026, issue celebrates the art of pairing seafood and wine, with a guide to matching wines for a wide range of dishes and preparations. Plus, the issue’s tasting reports explore the evolving style of California Chardonnay and the impressive 2023 red Burgundies, alongside a look at inventive Tequila cocktails that go beyond the Margarita.
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Wine Spectator’s June 15 & 30, 2026, issue spotlights Napa Valley with our ultimate travel guide, featuring insider tips on top wineries, restaurants and experiences from our Napa editors. The issue also explores the 2021 Brunello di Montalcino vintage—a classic year rivaling 2016—alongside a look at sparkling wine traditions from around the world.
