Argentinian Malbec Thrives
In my first article on Malbec, I talked about how the Malbec grape made its way from France to Argentina...
In my first article on Malbec, I talked about how the Malbec grape made its way from France to Argentina...
What do a Cornish spy, a Hungarian peasant and the Phylloxera pest all have in common? They all contributed to...
I’m excited to share a guest blog with you today. Miguel Caldeira is a wine enthusiast who lives in Lisbon,...
A friend recently asked me what a fortified wine is. Perhaps she was hoping that wine makers were targeting the...
As I read, study and write about wines, I am intrigued by the influence the preservation of food had on...
Ready to learn about CATawba from a CAT? Okay! I wanted something really unusual to entertain my readers with this...
Que Syrah Sirah! Syrah and Petite Sirah are wonderful BBQ and campfire wines. Their smokiness and deep berry notes make...
V. Sattui’s Muscat was the first wine I fell in love with in the early 1980s. For a new wine...
Syrah and Petite Sirah are wonderful summer wines. Their smokiness and deep berry notes make them the perfect red wines...
In this blog series, we are rediscovering some of the “forgotten” grapes and wines of France. My last articles covered...