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Wine Spectator hosts the New York Wine Experience, an annual event that includes wine tastings, seminars, lunches and an awards banquet. In 2023, more than 4,000 attendees attended in New York City, where they sampled some of the world’s best wines: a total of 339 wines poured from 16,872 bottles into 48,582 glasses.
Shanken is the creator of several annual charity events including Wine Spectator's New York Wine Experience (started in 1981); Cigar Aficionado's Night to Remember dinner for prostate cancer (1993); and the Els for Autism Pro-Am Golf Tournament (2010). Combined, the events have raised more than $75 million.
Suckling speaking at a wine seminar during the June 2011 Divino Tuscany event in Florence. During his time with Wine Spectator, Suckling tasted an average of 4000 wines annually, [26] half of which were Italian wines. [12] He tasted some of them on site at the relevant wineries and others he tasted blind in his Italy office. [26]
Tulsa's Wine Spectator 2024 Restaurant Awards winners. Tulsa took the prize for the longest standing restaurant on the list of winners from Oklahoma. Polo Grill, 2038 Utica Square, ...
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Wine Spectator has honored the downtown Des Moines seafood restaurant since 2018. Splash specializes in California wines, with an inventory of 1,800 bottles and 235 labels.
The tasting was repeated at the San Francisco Wine Tasting of 1978, the tenth anniversary Wine Spectator Wine Tasting of 1986 and French Culinary Institute Wine Tasting of 1986. Wine Olympics (1979): A French food and wine magazine organized a competition of 330 wines from 33 countries evaluated by 62 experts.
As the lead reviewer of wines from California for Wine Spectator, Laube's influence over the California wine industry has been compared to that of the Wine Advocate's Robert M. Parker, Jr. Laube's preference for high alcohol, full bodied wines that have been aged in oak has been charged by some critics as a possible reason for the high numbers of that style of wine being produced in California.
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