Galicia Spain wine: exploring Albariño and beyond
Galicia’s Wine Identity: A Landscape at the Edge of the Atlantic Galicia, in northwestern Spain, is often described as mysterious—a…
Galicia’s Wine Identity: A Landscape at the Edge of the Atlantic Galicia, in northwestern Spain, is often described as mysterious—a…
At a first glance, altitude might seem like a minor variable in the complex equation of terroir. Yet, altitude dramatically…
The Earth Beneath the Glass: Why Mushrooms and Wine Make Sense Mushrooms and wine share more in common than we…
What Makes Volcanic Soils So Unique? When we speak of terroir, few soils are as distinctive — or as debated…
Understanding Crémant de Limoux: A Historical and Technical Overview Located in the Languedoc region of southern France, the Limoux appellation…
Introduction: Beyond Marlborough — Tasting the Split Rock Sauvignon Blanc If you’ve dabbled at all in the world of Sauvignon…
Origins and House Philosophy of Canard-Duchêne Founded in 1868 in Ludes, a village nestled in the Montagne de Reims, Canard-Duchêne…
The environmental cost of a bottle: more than just wine When we think about sustainable viticulture, we often focus on…
The Green Pulse of British Terroir: Understanding the Organic Vineyard Boom Once deemed a fringe movement anchored more in ideology…
The Puglian Puzzle: What Makes Negroamaro Unique? Among the many native Italian grape varieties, Negroamaro (literally “black-bitter”) stands apart not…