Orange-wine drinkers used to style themselves as insurgents against the claret establishment. Now this wine colour hasn’t ...

Here's why you should be sipping on this trendy wine all summer long.

Winemaker Gérard Bertrand compared the rise of orange wine to that of rosé nearly two decades ago. “I remember when rosé was starting slow, in France and exporting to other markets in early 2000.

I’m referring to orange wine, which has nothing to do with pumpkins, may have a little spice, and is not made from oranges … as I let the salesman at the local wine shop know as he began leading me to ...

What Is Orange Wine? Orange wine is skin-contact white wine. In other words, it’s white wine made in a similar method as red wine. The name stems from the color—no oranges wind up in the bottle.

National Orange Wine Day is celebrated every year on Oct. 6. What is orange wine? Per Wine Folly, it’s a type of white wine made by leaving the grape skins and seeds in contact with the juice ...

Orange wine has been just such a trend in the last two decades. A millennia-old tradition, the method of vinifying white wine on its skins in large amphorae, often sealed with beeswax and buried ...

Orange wine is not new — in fact, it's actually really old — but the skin-contact wine is showing up on more and more menus in Boston.

Orange wine uses this same technique with white wine grapes, but the skins just have less pigment. So instead of a deep red, the resulting wine is some shade of orange.