In the glass: New Age White Wine is a very ale-lemon yellow with a clean, bright core going out into a glass-clear meniscus and medium-high viscosity. On the nose: There is an immediate floral ...

Yes, white wines can be aged. And, if done well, it results in layered, dimensional wines that shine. Experts explain the process.

Explore what lies beyond oak in answer to the question of what else is wine aged in besides oak barrels! We hope you're enjoying our new Ask The Expert series! Today we've got another great answer ...

The Question I know that white wines don't age, at least not like red wines, but do they get old? If there's no reason to leave them in your wine cellar for years, is there reason to drink them ...

So what can you expect from a bottle of aged white wine? Find out after the jump. Ninety (plus) percent of wines, white or red, are intended for drinking young (within a few years of their release).

New Age White is recreating the white wine cocktail by being poured over ice and garnished with a slice of lemon or lime. This fun new wine cocktail is called "Tincho" after its creator ...