Champagne Season in NYC: La Fete du Champagne, the Grand Tastings, and What to Drink This Fall
Champagne takes over New York Oct 14-17 at La Fete du Champagne (Aquavit, DANIEL, Nine Orchard), the Food Network NYCWFF lands Oct 15-18, Wine Spectator pours its New York Wine Experience Oct 22-23, and the NYC Autumn Wine & Food Festival hits Nov 7. Plus Beaujolais Nouveau on Nov 19, new bars worth a seat (Amphora, Bar CC, Stars, Friars), and the bottles to drink as fall deepens.
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NYC Wine in October 2026: The Month's Biggest Festivals, New Bars, and What to Drink
Your October 2026 NYC wine calendar: the Food Network NYCWFF (Oct 15-18), Wine Spectator's New York Wine Experience Grand Tasting (Oct 22-23), and RGNY's Long Island grape stomp (Oct 24), plus new wine bars (Friars, Stars, La Compagnie, Bar Lento) and the bottles to drink now.
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NYC Fall 2026 Wine Season: New Wine Bars, Big Tastings, and What to Drink Now
Your guide to NYC's fall 2026 wine season: the new wine bars opening in Manhattan and Brooklyn (Stars, Friars, Bar a Part, Bar Chimera, Humm, Pari), Wine Spectator's New York Wine Experience (Oct 22-24), the New York City Wine Festival (Oct 24), Long Island and Hudson Valley harvest events, and the bottles to drink now.
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NYC Wine & Food Festival for First-Timers: How to Do NYCWFF Right (Oct 15-18, 2026)
A first-timer's guide to the 2026 Food Network NYC Wine and Food Festival (Oct 15-18). What to book ahead, what to decide on the spot, the three things you have to do, how to get to the Seaport, whether to drive, which day is best, and what not to do.
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NYC Fall Wine Guide: Zimmi's Team Opens Bar a Part, a Sake-Bar Wave, and the Harvest Weekends to Book Now
Zimmi's team opens Bar a Part, the 15-seat West Village wine bar; the Public Theater's Astor gets a serious wine program from Josh Nadel; a wave of new sake-and-wine bars hits NYC; and NYCWFF (Oct 15-18) plus Wine Spectator's New York Wine Experience (Oct 22-24) are taking reservations. Plus North Fork harvest weekends and the chillable reds to drink now.
Read more →A New Master Sommelier in NYC, the Dame Team's Walk-In Wine Bar, and Your October Festival Calendar
New York gains a new Master Sommelier at Bourbon Steak NYC, the Dame team's 18-seat walk-in wine bar Friars lands in the East Village this October, and the fall calendar fills in with NYCWFF, the New York Wine Experience, and NYC Wine Fest. Plus: chillable reds and orange wine define the season.
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Hudson Valley Wine & Food Festival Turns 25 This Weekend, NYCWFF Returns Oct 15-18, and NYC's Wine-and-Sake Bars Are Everywhere
September is festival season for NYC wine lovers: the Hudson Valley Wine & Food Festival celebrates 25 years in Rhinebeck Sept 12-13, NYCWFF returns to the Seaport Oct 15-18 with Nobu and more, and new wine-and-sake bars Noury, Somssi, and Dean's redefine the city's pour.
Read more →September Wine in NYC: Fall Trends, a Williamsburg Waterfront Enoteca, and the Month's Best Tastings
September resets the NYC wine calendar: orange wine goes mainstream, chillable reds and Portuguese value picks lead fall trends, Popina's James O'Brien brings an enoteca to the Williamsburg waterfront, and the month's best tastings from Eataly to Union Square Wines.
Read more →Harvest Season Is Coming: Orange Wine Goes Mainstream, New NYC Wine Bars, and NYCWFF Tickets Are Live
New York's 2026 Wine Classic medals are in, orange wine sales are up as much as 167 percent, Bar Chimera and the Same Same team lead the new NYC wine bar wave, and NYCWFF tickets for October 15-18 are on sale now.
Read more →Last Call for Summer: The Intrepid Wine Fest Friday, NYC's Hottest New Wine Bars, and Why Orange Wine Won 2026
The Intrepid Summer Beer, Wine and Spirits Fest hits Pier 86 Friday, Stars and a Williamsburg Wharf waterfront bar headline NYC's new wine bar wave, orange wine goes mainstream, and NYCWFF tickets for October are on sale now.
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Ryan William Vineyard Wins the Governor's Cup at the 40th NY Wine Classic: Winners, Summer Trends, and a North Fork Weekend
Ryan William Vineyard takes the Governor's Cup and Weis Vineyards repeats as Winery of the Year at the 40th New York Wine Classic, plus Lambrusco summer trends, L'Apero in Brooklyn Heights, and Jazz in the Vines on the North Fork.
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Sommelier Mark Guillaudeu Hosts a Six-Wine Tasting at The Cloud One: NYC Wine Early August 2026
Best Sommelier in America Mark Guillaudeu leads a guided six-wine tasting at The Cloud One Wine Bar & Lounge on August 12, plus free Saturday tastings at Le Du's Wines and the NY Wine Classic Awards live stream.
Read more →NY Wine Classic Awards, Stars Keeps Shining, Bar Chimera Joins the Hit List: NYC Wine Roundup, Late July 2026
The NY Wine Classic Awards stream August 10, Stars remains NYC's essential wine bar, Bar Chimera and Capitaine land on Resy's Summer Hit List, James O'Brien plans a waterfront enoteca in Williamsburg, plus what sommeliers are pouring this summer.
Read more →Oriana's Stunning Cellar, Resy's Summer Hit List, and a Williamsburg Wine Bar: NYC Wine Late July 2026
Oriana opens with 1,700 wines, Resy drops its Summer Wine Hit List with 5 new NYC additions, Popina's James O'Brien brings a waterfront wine bar to Williamsburg Wharf, plus summer wine picks from top sommeliers.
Read more →Patio Season, Hudson Valley Countdown, and the Best Wines for the Grill: NYC Wine Mid-July 2026
Hudson Valley Summer Sip 2026 is almost here, plus the best outdoor wine bars in NYC, a chillable-red buying guide, and summer grilling pairings you need this week.
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Bastille Day and Free Saturday Tastings at Le Du's Wines
A free Bastille Day tasting with 15+ wines from France and Francophone countries kicks off Tuesday, plus Le Du's Wines launches weekly Saturday tastings in the West Village.
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NYC Wine July 2026: New Openings, First Looks, and Hidden Gems
Oriana's monumental 1,700-wine cellar, Gigi's rotisserie and wine bar in Brooklyn, a Brazilian bakery-bar in Williamsburg, and more fresh finds.
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Stars, Lei, and Summer Sips: NYC Wine Bars and Hudson Valley Events to Know
From a 12-seat East Village wine bar to a Chinatown standout and a Hudson Valley summer festival, here's what's happening in NYC wine this June.
Read more →NYC Wine Summer 2026: Rose Trends, New Bars, and Award-Winning Wine Lists
From the 'blouge' natural wine trend to the Star Wine List NYC 2026 awards, here's everything shaping New York's wine scene this summer.
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Lei Wins James Beard, Volcanic Wines Hit NYC, and Your June 2026 Guide
Lei's James Beard win put a Chinatown wine bar on the national map. Here's what's happening in NYC wine this June -- volcanic tastings, summer events, and more.
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NYC Wine This June: Big Tastings, Hot Bars & Summer Rosé Trends
June is stacked for NYC wine lovers — from the Decanter Fine Wine Encounter to Move the Passion's multi-venue European celebration, plus the buzzed-about Stars wine bar. Here's your guide.
Read more →NYC Summer Wine Guide 2026: What to Drink, Where to Go, and What Is Coming Up
Rose, Finger Lakes Riesling, chillable reds, and the summer wine events you need on your calendar. Your complete New York summer wine guide for 2026.
Read more →The Best Wine Bars in NYC Right Now (2026 Edition)
From cozy Lower East Side gems to a buzzy new Village collaboration, these are the wine bars earning top marks in New York City for 2026.
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Your June Wine Guide: Decanter's Big NYC Return, Stars East Village, and Where to Sip This Summer
June is shaping up to be one of the best months for wine lovers in New York City. From a world-class tasting event to a buzzy new East Village bar, here's everything on our radar right now.
Read more →Natural Wine in NYC: A Complete Guide for Curious Drinkers
What is natural wine, where did it come from, and where do you drink it in New York City? Everything you need to know, from orange wine to pet-nat.
Read more →The Best Wine Shops in NYC: Where to Buy a Bottle Worth Drinking
Astor Wines to Flatiron, Jones Street to Crush - New York best wine shops, plus how to actually talk to the people behind the counter.
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