What Wine Can I Pair With Desserts? Sweet wines like Moscato or Port pair wonderfully with holiday cookies and…
What Did Victorians Drink? Victorians often gave Champagne or sparkling wine as a gift for special occasions. It was…
What Flavors Does Sangiovese Have? The Italian grape Sangiovese offers a wide range of flavors, from earthy and rustic…
The holiday season is the perfect time to add a little extra magic to your gift-giving, and when it…
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What Wine Can I Pair With Desserts? Sweet wines like Moscato or…
Wine and Food
It is expensive, seasonal, and has an exceptional, unique flavor. It’s an…
The holiday season is the perfect time to add a little extra…
A Wine’s First Day of School A wine can have primary, secondary, and tertiary flavors. Primary flavors come from…
With one month left of summer on the horizon, the countdown is on for everyone’s summer vacation. While not…
What Does the Pilsbury Dough Boy Drink? Have you ever noticed the heady scent of fresh-baked bread in your…
The Wine that Kept Roman Torches Ablaze The ancient wine Falernum was purportedly so high in alcohol, Pliny the…
You Can’t Offend This Grape Malbec grapes are small and dark in color with very thick skins, producing a…
This Wine is on the House A Champagne house considers their NV, or non-vintage, bottling to be their “house…
Studying the Classics The Italian use of “Classico” on a wine label indicates that the wine comes from the…
Sophisticated & Stony Chablis is a dry, white wine made from 100% Chardonnay and characterized by crispness, sophistication, and…
The Fab Four of Southern Italy In the southern Italian region of Campania alone, over one hundred grape varieties…
An Eye for Wine Hammurabi’s Code was the first recorded law that listed severe punishments for wine fraud.
Like a Limestone Cowboy Some of the world’s most sought-after wines are made with grapes grown in limestone soils,…
Can’t Touch This! The Spanish Albariño grape is grown on trellises so that the grapes never touch the ground,…