Umbria’s Rare, Fierce, and Delicious Sagrantino Wines
If many wine publications are to be believed, Sagrantino is “probably Italy’s most tannic red wine.” This is a heavy […]
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It is believed that the production of wine dates to 6000 to 5000 BC in what is now Iran and Georgia. Grapes were first cultivated for eating and winemaking in the early Bronze Age, most notably in Egypt. Wine production flourished in ancient Greece and then throughout the Roman Empire. With few exceptions, all of the significant European wine-producing regions were established by the Romans.
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Versatile and Spectacular Garnacha Wines Pique the Palate
Garnacha, or Grenache as it is known in France and much of the New World, is an interesting and versatile
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We love Petite Sirah and why you should too
Petite Sirah is a mysterious grape that originated in France in the 1880s, but it undeniably reached its greatest heights
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Charming, Ancient, and Incomparable White Wines from Campania
When the days are warm to hot, and the sunsets linger longer, nothing refreshes like Campania’s (Italy) quartet of ancient
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Understanding French Wine — Mysteries Simplified
If you love wine, or perhaps you’re just considering a relationship with wine, you will certainly come in contact with
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Bastille Day!
On July 14, we celebrate Bastille Day, a French National Holiday celebrated by liberty-loving people around the globe. In 1789,
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Glorious Rosé
Walk by any sidewalk cafe in Manhattan, Dallas, Atlanta, or Chicago and count the glasses of pink wine on the
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Jefferson and Wine
Many people immediately associate with Thomas Jefferson and wine with the bottle of 1787 Chateau Lafite engraved with Jefferson’s initials
Unsung Italian Wine Varietals
I suppose we have made progress since we have to dig a bit deeper to uncover the unsung varietals of
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Understanding and Appreciating Fortified Wine
With cold days and colder nights in the heart of winter, we wanted to address the topic of fortified wines.