Twenty years of wine history; in 1976, when the first issue of Wine Spectator appeared, the wine world was a smaller, simpler place

Article Abstract:

'Wine Spectator' tracked the wine-making industry as it became larger, more complex and interesting between 1976 and 1996. The periodical had its start as a tabloid for the California wine industry and grew to a glossy magazine and guide about wine from around the world.

Periodicals, Wine and wine making, Wine making

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Changing with the times

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the coverage which the 'Wine Spectator' periodical has given to the wine industry during its first 25-years of publication. The popularity of the periodical and its growing circulation are discussed.

Evaluation, Column

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The history of 'Wine Spectator'

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the history of the periodical 'Wine Spectator' which was first published in April 1976. The difficulties experienced by the periodical and its growth in popularity are discussed.

Cover Story

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