Alto Adige in Italy, and the Willamette Valley in Oregon. So what do these two… Read the postAlto Adige and Willamette Valley: Two Pinot grape wine territories on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean Share this:FacebookTwitterMoreEmailLinkedInPocketReddit
When you do happen to think of the desert what comes to mind? Sand dunes?… Read the postDarom by Yatir: Three wines from Israel’s Negev desert region Share this:FacebookTwitterMoreEmailLinkedInPocketReddit
Washington State. The young American wine territory where anything and everything goes as long as… Read the postItaly? Sangiovese. Argentina? Malbec. Washington State? Well, whatever works with the terroir of course! The young American wine territory that everyone should be drinking now Share this:FacebookTwitterMoreEmailLinkedInPocketReddit
When it comes to winemaking, it might seem that Montecucco has everything going for it.… Read the postMontecucco: The overlooked Tuscan wine territory that should be on everyone’s “must-discover” list Share this:FacebookTwitterMoreEmailLinkedInPocketReddit
The 710-acre, sustainably-farmed, Notre Vue Estate is located within the prestigious California winemaking territories of… Read the postNotre Vue: This award-winning winery from the Russian River Valley and Chalk Hill is all about sustainability and low intervention winemaking Share this:FacebookTwitterMoreEmailLinkedInPocketReddit
Gerard Bertrand is many things. He’s a former rugby player, the author of two books,… Read the postGerard Bertrand: A Pioneer in Biodynamic And Sustainable Winemaking in The Languedoc-Roussillon Share this:FacebookTwitterMoreEmailLinkedInPocketReddit
