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Wine Basics

6 Easy Tips Everyone Should Know About Wine
Wine Advice from a Winemaker

It’s a great day when you discover a wine you love. But then what? What’s the best way to serve, store, or bring it to your favorite restaurant? Winemaker Katie

Woman in bathtub drinking red wine and showing legs

Do a Wine’s Legs Mean Anything?

Can a wine have great legs? If so, does it mean it’s really good?

Wine producer Giovanni Folonari standing amidst barrels in a wine cellar in Tuscany, Italy. Copyright Angelo Trani

Giovanni Folonari Explains Tuscan Wines

Italian wine labels confusing? Giovanni Folonari explains Tuscan wines so you can make the right choices for your dinner and your cellar.

“Earthy” – What Does the Wine Term “Earthy” Mean?

Does this term mean the wine is 100% organic? Does it mean it’s “plain and simple in style”, or “plain in taste” as Merriam-Webster defines? No, no, and no. While

What Does It Mean When A Wine Is Unfiltered?

Once in a while, you may see a label announce that the wine is “unfiltered”. This does not mean the winemaker was smoking a Camel cigarette when the wine was

Young woman smelling red wine from a glass

How To Know A Wine Is Flawed

This is one of the most difficult areas of wine to navigate. Many wine flaws are easy to recognize while others are subtle and identifying them requires experience. In some

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Advanced Wine Topics

Debunking Gran Selezione

Gran Selezione can be, should be and deserves to be a mark of excellence and a brand recognized across the globe for wines of utmost quality and tradition. In the

Rocks from the soil in a vineyard in Burgundy, France

Why Meursault Rocks (It’s The Stones!)

Go into the vineyards of Burgundy with expert Nick Poletto to see the rock-filled soil of Meursault and understand how those stones add character to Chardonnay.