The eclectic landscapes and climatic contrasts of Argentina produced terrific and diverse wines in 2025, and our list of the Top 100 Wines from the country captures these extremes as well as its remarkably varied patrimony in a miniature yet comprehensive portrait.

Great Wines Italy New York 2025 welcomed a record number of attendees and 170 producers to The Altman Building in Manhattan, showcasing Italian wine’s strength in the U.S. market with wines rated 90+ points by JamesSuckling.com.

Ribera del Duero is known for its big, bold and oaky reds, yet a change is underway among a small but influential group of young winemakers who are crafting more drinkable wines that draw inspiration from Ribera del Duero’s past while reimagining present styles.

What struck the JamesSuckling.com team on our annual trip to Champagne this summer was the fantastic variety the region has to offer, from non-vintage to vintage wines, multi-origin blends to single-parcel offerings, and classic blends to varietally pure bottlings. But some of the best Champagnes to buy right now may be in the blanc de blancs category.

A few months ago, in a wine shop somewhere in the south of England – not London – I noticed a bottle of white proudly labeled vermentino. To my surprise, it wasn’t Italian at all, but Corsican. If even the French were borrowing the Italian name, I thought, this grape must truly be having a moment.