MaryAnn Worobiec
About
MaryAnn Worobiec joined Wine Spectator in 1997 and was promoted to senior editor in 2013. She is lead taster for the wines of Australia and New Zealand, as well as California Chardonnay.
A graduate of The Ohio State University with a degree in political science and sociology, Worobiec worked for the Ohio House of Representatives before falling in love with wine. Her passion was sparked when visiting wineries in New York’s Finger Lakes region in the early 1990s, where she discovered that wine doesn’t have to be intimidating. She moved to Northern California to pursue her interest in wine and work alongside people passionate about what they do.
Plenty of Wines From the Land of Plenty
Margaret River’s Leeuwin Estate digs into their cellars to show ageworthy Art Series …
New Wines From New Zealand—Pure, Precise and Affordable
From vibrant Sauvignon Blancs to sleek Pinot Noirs, top producers continue to overdeliver, …
Exclusive: Napa’s St. Supéry Acquires Rudd Estate
Parent company Chanel Group, owner of six wineries in three regions, increases its foothold …
Fresh and Focused California Chardonnay Values
Explore new Napa and Sonoma bottlings from Groth, Duckhorn, La Crema and more
California Sauvignon Blanc Excitement
The upward trajectory for this popular white continues, with stylish examples from recent …
Chalone Vineyard Shuts Down Production at Namesake Monterey Winery
Owner Foley Family Wines & Spirits will continue the brand, a renowned Central Coast …
California Chenin Blanc Revival
This versatile white grape has made a California comeback in a big way
New Faces Showcase
Up-and-coming projects from talented women in the California wine industry
Crimson Wine Group Purchases Sonoma’s Raeburn for $35 Million
The deal gives the public company a strong Chardonnay brand; Colleen FitzGerald will be …

