More Exciting Than a Houseplant When it comes to winegrowing, vines are not houseplants: i.e., lusher is not better. When the vine canopy grows too

One Grape To Rule Them All Roughly half of all the vineyards in Piedmont, Italy are Barbera, a vast diffusion that happened during the regrowth

When Strict is a Good Thing Oregon has the strictest wine labeling laws of any U.S. state. A labeled Oregon wine (includes state, county, and

Heat Exhaustion Do you detect a cooked or stewed fruit smell? That’s from overheating, and is a fault that can affect any wine.

A Wine’s First Day of School A wine can have primary, secondary, and tertiary flavors. Primary flavors come from the grape (fruity and floral), secondary