Your glass of Rhône-style wine has a longer history than you might think. Before appellations, before Napa, before Prohibition — there were medieval monks in Burgundy keeping meticulous notes on which grapes grew best in which soils. What they figured out over centuries eventually made its way to a high-desert valley in southeastern Arizona. This is how that happened.

The Blue Grape and the Desert Sky: Inside Skyhaven Vineyards

Rosé got a bad reputation in America that it absolutely did not earn. Skyhaven's Bridget Hildebrand (a former skeptic herself) sets the record straight — with a brief history of rosé, why Provence-style dry rosé is nothing like White Zinfandel, and an introduction to Spectre, Skyhaven's new Arizona rosé made for people who think they don't like rosé.