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Wine scores or ratings were first used by American wine critic Robert M Parker jnr in the 1980s. Before that, wine writers used phrases such as “good” or “very good” or lengthy tasting notes.

Except not with milk — but wine. Here's how this might work. New York wineries would agree to bottle their wine in a standard, one-size-for-all bottle, slightly heavier than most bottles.

"We’re building a deepin that’ll track wine all around the world," Garrett said. This system, using RFID stickers on bottles, would track wine from production to the consumer, ensuring proper ...

Do you know why wine bottles have punts at the bottom? Here's the answer. The mysterious cavity at the bottom of a wine bottle, known as a punt, has sparked many myths among wine enthusiasts. Most ...