10 Best Wine Magazines in the World You Must Read — These magazines offer a slower-paced enjoyment than websites, can go almost anywhere and include advertisements that are related to the topic.

If you’re into wine and like to read, or if you have someone in your life who fits that description, a magazine subscription might be the perfect gift. After all, magazines offer a slower-paced enjoyment than websites, can go almost anywhere and include advertisements that are related to the topic. Interior Design Magazines has checked out a lot of publications to the best ones that worth checking out. Check them out!

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1. Wine Enthusiast

Wine Enthusiast is well known, reputable and a good deal. Issues focus on wine and spirits, food, pairings and travel making it a lifestyle magazine. A foodie with a love of wine will love the reviews, pairings, and recipes.

2. Wine Spectator

Wine Spectator is another well-known magazine that is reputable and a great deal. Another lifestyle magazine, this is less food-centric and more focused on wine. Perfect for someone who wants to start learning about, or even collecting, wine.

3. Decanter Magazine

Decanter Magazine is more focused on wine than some of the lifestyle magazines but in a way that is approachable and unpretentious. Interviews with winemakers, in-depth educational articles about regions and news cover the pages each month along with recommendations on the best wines and where you can find them.

4. Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate has a different feel from the other magazines on our list. It does not include photographs, infographics, advertisements or articles about anything other than wine.

5. Wine & Spirits Magazine

Wine & Spirits is a beautifully written lifestyle magazine with recommendations, travel articles, restaurant reviews and of, course, reviews and buying advice based on the magazine’s blind tastings.

6. The Art of Eating

The Art of Eating is indie magazine focuses on the best food and wine. The magazine is place-centric whether looking at a wine’s terroir or traditional food making techniques specific to a culture or region. Great for anyone who loves slower living and enjoying.

7. The World of Fine Wine

The World of Fine Wine magazine is a focus on health and wellness and also on chefs, including the list of Best New Chefs that comes out each July. This lifestyle magazine also focuses on travel.

8. WineMaker

WineMaker magazine will provide invaluable tips, tricks, troubleshoots helping anyone with the time and patience create their own wine to enjoy with friends or, with time, energy and investment, create a cottage industry.

9. Winestate

With over 11,000 reviews per year, Winestate is a great magazine for Aussies and others looking to expand their knowledge of and collection of wine.