Bordeaux and Its Wines Change… Slowly
Tradition, tradition, tradition… For decades, Bordeaux winemakers have dug in their heels, hanging steadfastly onto customs and habits that date […]
Tradition, tradition, tradition… For decades, Bordeaux winemakers have dug in their heels, hanging steadfastly onto customs and habits that date […]
Wine has been made in the Bordeaux wine region since the Romans settled in the area (60 BC). The Romans
When I visited Bordeaux, I wondered about the magnificent 18th century architecture complete with mansions and public buildings that make
The Difference(s) Whether your glass holds Chianti Classico or Chianti, the wines are made from Sangiovese grapes; however, the source
Frequently, when I enter a neighborhood wine shop in Manhattan, I am stopped from browsing by aggressive salespeople which is
The French have spent many marketing dollars conditioning us to equate Champagne with good times, simultaneously encouraging us to believe
Moscato d’Asti (DOCG) is part of the Moscato family…a close member of the Moscato family, but not a twin. Moscato
I recently had the opportunity to be introduced to a selection of the unique and delicious wines from Spain. The
Oscar Wilde said, “Only the unimaginative can fail to find a reason for drinking champagne.” The production of Champagne dates