OK, first things first: There are no oranges in orange wine. And no tangerines, tangelos, mandarins, clementines, ponkans, blood oranges, Buddha's hands, or sumo citruses (citrii?) either. Not a one.

What is orange wine and what does it taste like? There are no orange grapes. Instead, keeping the skins and seeds of white grapes intact at least partly through the fermentation process gives the ...

Some orange wine is herbaceous or tastes like juicy stone fruit. Others are bright, and packed with zesty citrus aromas and ...

Red or white – or maybe rosé? It's a question most of us have mulled over countless times while perusing a wine list. But now there's a fourth option to consider: no longer confined to trendy bars and ...

Pink is so passé — orange is the preferred wine color at this summer’s smartest poolside soirees, as the ancient, skin contact, skin-fermented glug makes grape strides towards global popularity. The ...

About a decade after entering the western wine scene and occasionally being dubbed the new rosé, orange wine is finally beginning to gain some traction in Dallas. You’ll see it pop up on a handful of ...

This is a shot of a bar tender pouring sparkling wine on several wine glasses with the 3 wine bottles in the background. “I think the idea of orange wine is really interesting—a white wine with lots ...