The future of wine is in flux for both casual drinkers and aficionados. Environmental factors, business fads and agricultural trends are bringing about rapid changes in farming regions and in restaurants. We talk with Wine Review columnist Michael Franz about the headlines making waves among the vines.
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It's my impression that Bordeaux has had a particularly good run of years recently. Is that true, and if so what if anything does climate change have to do with it?