Italian Red Wine For Everyday – Italy is romanticized for many reasons, not least of which for its delicious wines. The combination of ideal growing conditions, exceptional quality and great value make Italy a favorite region for procuring wine. Italian Red
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A Guide to Wine Tasting – The 4-step wine tasting method is a professional tasting technique that focuses a taster’s ability to separate and identify key characteristics in a wine and improve flavor and taste memory. A Guide to Wine
Affordable Holiday Champagne & Sparkling Wine Toasts – Though it may be the drink of kings, at its most basic level, champagne is a white wine. To earn the right to call itself champagne, though, a bottle must meet the
Wine Score 90 Points Plus & UNDER $30 – A good bottle of wine doesn’t have to break the bank. You simply need to know how to choose the best quality wine in your price range. Here are some tips
Best Red Wine Pairings for Turkey – Pinot Noir & More Pinot Noir from bolder Burgundy crus, such as Gevrey-Chambertin or Pommard, should work exceptionally well. If you can stretch to the Grand Cru of Chambertin then you’re in for
Some of the Best Red Wines for Under $100 Some of the Best Red Wines for Under $100 – Below are some of the most popular red wines worldwide under $100. Here are red wines from around the world from
Italian Wines to Drink While in Italy – Argiolas is widely regarded as the foremost wine estate on the island of Sardinia, off the west coast of Italy. It produces a large portfolio of award-winning wines, including the powerful, tannic, herbal-noted Turriga Isola
Incredible Wine Finds in Italy Wine – The 2016 vintage for Tuscany is widely considered to be excellent. Incredible Wine Finds in Italy – In 2016, the winter was cool and damp with the conditions continuing through to spring. Although flowering was
Italy’s Best Super Tuscan Wines – Starting in the 1970s, some Chianti-region wine producers felt that the DOC government labels allowed for lower-quality wine and prevented experimentation. Super Tuscan wines arose from this experimentation, which typically involved blends with international
Affordable Left Bank Bordeaux – Bordeaux, as set out in the 1855 classification of Medoc and Graves. The Cabernet Sauvignon-dominant blend is rich and concentrated, and is often considered one of the best of the second growths. This area is