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B.Y.O.B. , Issue 2

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Release date: September 30, 2025

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A new independent quarterly wine magazine exploring the fascinating world of low-intervention wine.

B.Y.O.B. stands for “Bring Your Own Bottle”, but in our case, it’s about bringing your own story, passion and experience. In this 136-page issue (format: 5.5x 8.25 inches), you’ll find:

A look at the people, events, and weather conditions that have shaped the Côte d’Or over the past 50 years.

What it’s like to drink 100-year-old wine (and why some people do it all the time).

A look back at the first-ever BYOB dinner in New York, which took place 25 years ago.

In this issue:

In 120 pages of B.Y.O.B. Episode 1.2, you’ll find:

  • New Wave German Wine — From Elbling to Cabernet Franc, in the words of Jan Wongse Raumland, Jonas Dostert, Julien Renard, Lukas Hammelmann, Rosalie Curtin, Juliane Eichblatt, and Kai Schätzel of Weingut Schätzel.

  • “White Barolo”—A grand nickname for a little-known grape: Timorasso. So what is Timorasso wine really like? How is it—and isn’t it—like Riesling? And which producers are worth knowing? Time to map the landscape of Derthona.

  • Five Reasons to Fall for Assyrtiko (if you haven’t already).

  • Young Winemaker’s Diary, Part II—By Stephanie Wangui, a former Noble Rot Mayfair senior sommelier, now a trainee viticulturist at the legendary Domaine Roulot.

  • The Most Unusual Pairing to Champagne You Could Ever Imagine.

  • Some New Realities of the Harvest—Or why we can now talk about the death of the vintage report.

  • What True Hospitality Is Like—And What a True Wine Bar Should Be.

  • Heatwave Pairing: Owners and Sommeliers of Our Favorite New York Wine Spots Share Their Best Wines.

  • Thoughts on Beauty, Snobbery, and the Evolution of Taste, 

And more.

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