Natural Wine: Fad, Future, or Just Growing Up? Real Talk Guide

Natural wine went from rebel to restaurant-regular. Here’s what that shift means, why sulfur isn’t the villain, and how to buy bottles you’ll enjoy.

Natural wine went from rebel to restaurant-regular. Here’s what that shift means, why sulfur isn’t the villain, and how to buy bottles you’ll enjoy.

A Gran Selezione for $19.99? Kirkland’s Chianti Classico brings estate Sangiovese, long aging, and serious structure. Here’s who should buy it—and why.

What makes Montefalco Rosso weeknight-friendly? We unpack Sangiovese-Sagrantino blends, style cues, and Susannah’s notes to guide your next Tuesday pour.

Is natural wine a fad or the future? We unpack sulfur myths, Beaujolais roots, and how “raw” went mainstream—plus when to buy and how to pair.

Costco’s Kirkland Chianti Classico Gran Selezione 2021 delivers estate Sangiovese, 30 months in oak, dry and grippy Tuscan character—at a budget-friendly price.

Natural wine went from fringe to fashionable. Here’s what Konstantin Baum MW’s take means for how to buy, sip, and pair it now.

Why Montefalco Rosso belongs in your weeknight lineup: Sangiovese-led, dry, mid-weight Umbrian red with black-fruited lift and polished tannins.

Inside Costco’s $19.99 Kirkland Chianti Classico Gran Selezione 2021: estate Sangiovese, 30 months in Slavonian oak, balanced, dry, long finish. Buy-smart tips.

Natural wine isn’t a fad—it’s a philosophy. We break down sulfites, Beaujolais roots, and buying tips, plus when to serve and what to pair.

From Sangiovese-led blends to a kiss of Sagrantino, Montefalco Rosso brings mid-weight charm and versatility. Here’s why it’s our new Tuesday-night staple.