Back in February, I really had no clue when it came to Lange Estate in the Dundee Hills in the Willamette Valley. Let’s not just brush past that ...
My love for Loire Valley sauvignon blanc is no secret. To the point where I took time during my vacation last year to help harvest it. I am a dedicated ...
Well, that is a throwback to the disco days of my youth, 1976. When it comes to sharing wine, it’s always more. Corte Gardoni Bianco di Custoza ...
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Why just call it Pinot Noir, when you can venture to Germany and declare Spätburgunder!? That’s right, German Spätburgunder is the same grape most ...
The Brunello di Montalcino 2020 vintage reaffirms that true greatness is not a destination but a continuous journey of passion, craftsmanship, and ...
Skip to the announcement! Last week I had the privilege of attending the Tre Bicchieri World Tour, which stopped in Ottawa at the Canadian Museum of ...
I’ve been thinking recently about the types of questions novice wine drinkers ask — and people sure seem to love a numbered list (as do I, to be ...
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The wines of Burgundy are changing well, at least the name is- what’s in a name? Did you know Chablis is from Burgundy? Sydney is experiencing a Chablis ...
Let’s get this out of the way up front. We’re picky about our Chardonnay. Big, buttery oak bombs? Nope, not for us. We prefer elegant, dry, crisp ...
In the midst of a global shift toward moderation in alcohol consumption, it’s hard not to raise an eyebrow at the persistence of 15.5% ABV wines — ...