Port wines are not the only ones from Portugal. This quick article introduces four non-fortified / dry Portuguese wines ranging from $12 to $120 with outstanding price:quality ratio.

What is Noble Rot? Rot is the bane of a winemaker’s existence, but there is one very special one—Botrytis cinerea, or “noble rot”—that makes some of the most expensive dessert wines in the world. 

What is a Good Staple Wine to Pair With Food? Sangiovese wine from Chianti Classico in Tuscany is an ideal pairing with many kinds of foods because of its backbone of acidity..

Can Grapes Grow in Volcanic Soil? Volcanic soil is considered to be some of the best for growing grapes. Some grapevines are even grown in the foothills of active volcanoes, making complex wines with unique characteristics that are…