grapes
Spanning 620 miles (1,000 km), Italy’s size and geographic differences make for a diverse winemaking…
Gone are the days when only Albariño or Verdejo are considered the epitome of Spanish white wines.…
In recent years, there is simply no grape that has risen into stardom as quickly…
Sometimes, it takes a drastic move for a star to earn their due. Like Arnold…
Muscadet (pronounced ‘moos-kah-daay’) hails from an oceanic area known as Nantes, which lies in the…
Falanghina embodies Italy. Like the best Italian treasures, Falanghina (pronounced fah-lahn-geeh-nah) has deep, millennia-old roots.…
Unless you’re a Rioja-loving wine nerd, chances are that Tempranillo Blanco has never crossed your…
Wine enthusiasts cannot and should not ignore the noble lineage of Sauvignon Blanc. This vivacious…
When it comes to red grapes, there is no variety as noble, significant, and popular…
Once a part of the South of France but separated by tectonic movement, Sardinia has…
Nebbiolo is one of – if not the – most famous Italian grape varieties. Wine…
When Richard Sommer planted Pinot Noir grapes at HillCrest Vineyard in 1961, the Oregon wine industry became…