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The Most Romantic of Wines – Pinot Noir
The Most Romantic of Wines – Pinot Noir Pinot Noir is notoriously difficult to grow, but capable of producing wines of such complexity and elegance (and price) that people have...
The Most Romantic of Wines – Pinot Noir
The Most Romantic of Wines – Pinot Noir Pinot Noir is notoriously difficult to grow, but capable of producing wines of such complexity and elegance (and price) that people have...
Explore European Wines of Germany, Portugal & S...
French and Italian wines, understandably, sit atop the world of European wines. However, there are many other European wines that shouldn’t be overlooked. Germany, Portugal, and Spain have long and...
Explore European Wines of Germany, Portugal & S...
French and Italian wines, understandably, sit atop the world of European wines. However, there are many other European wines that shouldn’t be overlooked. Germany, Portugal, and Spain have long and...
The Wonders of Piedmont
Piedmont (pronounced Pee-ay-MONT-ay in Italy) is a wine and food lovers paradise. Meaning “at the foot of the mountains,” Piedmont sits just south of the Alps in northern Italy and...
The Wonders of Piedmont
Piedmont (pronounced Pee-ay-MONT-ay in Italy) is a wine and food lovers paradise. Meaning “at the foot of the mountains,” Piedmont sits just south of the Alps in northern Italy and...
Sangiovese
Sangiovese is derived from the Latin sanguis Jovis, which translates to blood of Jupiter, the god of the sky and chief deity of Roman mythology. Wines made from Sangiovese are...
Sangiovese
Sangiovese is derived from the Latin sanguis Jovis, which translates to blood of Jupiter, the god of the sky and chief deity of Roman mythology. Wines made from Sangiovese are...
Wines of Argentina & Chile
In the mid-1500s, Spanish missionaries spreading the good word throughout South America had a problem. It’s hard to administer communion without sacramental wine. Yeast is ubiquitous, so making sacramental bread wasn’t...
Wines of Argentina & Chile
In the mid-1500s, Spanish missionaries spreading the good word throughout South America had a problem. It’s hard to administer communion without sacramental wine. Yeast is ubiquitous, so making sacramental bread wasn’t...
Ruché
Ruché is a grape that almost died out after World War II. Grape growers and producers were eager to get back to work and largely decided to go with what...
Ruché
Ruché is a grape that almost died out after World War II. Grape growers and producers were eager to get back to work and largely decided to go with what...