Wine, etc.: Sometimes you can’t tell the grape by the label, especially with Old World wines | COMMENTARY
Wine labeling can be confusing to many consumers. Most Americans are familiar with California wine labels that prominently ...
South Florida Reporter1d
Sometimes It Pays To Read The Label
What does a label tell us? Old World labels address a vineyard location, American wine labels are user-friendly telling you ...
Wine Spectator1d
7 Delectable Washington Reds Up to 93 points
Get a sneak peek at Wine Spectator editors' latest tastings with new scores and expert tasting notes of recently reviewed ...
Spring Wines From Australia, The U.S., Argentina, South Africa And France
These eight wines from the continents of Oceania, America, Europe and Africa include buoyant acidity, fresh fruit and ...
Wine Industry Advisor21h
Raise a Glass to Tradition: Passover Wine Like You’ve Never Tasted Before!
In many homes today, wine is the star of the Passover show. And with a wide selection of award-winning kosher wines available ...
Wine Spectator6d
Etna’s Great Secret
Closed to all visitors, Castello Solicchiata dates to the mid-1800s and belongs to a noble family that settled in Sicily ...
This Picturesque California Wine Region Should Be Next on Your Travel List
Named after a soil type and founded by Matt and Maureen Trevisan in the late '90s, Linne Calodo is situated in the ...
It eluded tourists for 30 years. Now, exclusive Napa winery behind $400 Cabernet unveils splashy transformation
Among California’s most successful winemakers, Chris Carpenter is an anomaly. So is the wine he’s best known for making: Cardinale, a $400 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon not from one vineyard or even ...
Paso Robles Daily News1d
Wine column: A celebration of Paso Robles cabernet franc
On March 16, the third annual CabFrancMasters was held at the Cass Winery event center in Paso Robles. This special event was ...