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The Occitanian word “merlot” translates to “young blackbird.” An accurate description for this popular, early-budding...
Norton was first created in the experimental garden of the eccentric Dr. Daniel Norton in 1820s Richmond, VA. His int...
“King of the Red Wine Grapes.” The colonizer of the vineyards, pushing native wine grapes into its shadows. The Caber...
History of the grape: Some believe Malbec is named after a Hungarian peasant who spread plantings along the French co...
History of the grape: Little concrete history is known about Vermentino except that it has recently been identified a...
“With so voluptuous a perfume, so sweet an edge, they make the blood run hot,” Joel Fleischman, wine columnist at Van...
Austria is located in the heart of Europe and is known for incredibly dry whites of exceptional ...
The history of wine-making in the country of Bulgaria began at least 3000 years ago with t...
Wine has been produced in Croatia since at least the 5th century BC, with Greek settlers w...
There is archeological evidence that winemaking on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus may have ...
Wine has been a part of Greek culture for at least 4,000 years. Of course, the “worship” of the...
Hungarian wine has ancient origins, dating back to at least the 5th century, when the Romans oc...
The history of wine production in Moldova is at least 4000 years old, beginning with the a...
Wine is a nascent industry in Poland, with only very recent endeavors and not much in the ...
Portugal is best known for its fortified wines Madeira and Port. But there are also some o...
Romania has one of the oldest wine traditions in all of Europe, dating back to ancient times be...
Located at the same geographic latitude as the major French wine making regions, Serbia is a co...
SLOVAK VINE REGIONS Slovakia is divided in six wine-growing areas (picture 2): Small Carpathian...
Wine-making has existed in Slovenia since the Celtic and Illyrian tribes dwelled there bef...
Switzerland is a country of rugged mountains and lakes in Western Europe, with its people shari...
Responsible for overseeing Gruppo Mezzacorona, the Mezzacorona Societa Cooperativa Agricola wa...
The many guests who arrive at our winery every day cannot help but notice that they are literally...
We had this wine while in the Bahamas and loved it. Would like to know where we can purchase it...
It was back in the post war period when the Santero brothers Leopoldo, Renzo, Aldo and Adelio, fo...
Moet & Chandon is one of the most well-known luxury champagne producers in the word. Wi...
Cantina Zaccagnini is a winery located in Abruzzo, Italy. The winery was established in the la...
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July 2017
Popped and poured. Wine had a sour taste. Then decanted for about 45 minutes and the wine took on a different dimension. Earthy and complex with a very faint hint of sweetness in the background. Very nice medium finish. Turned out to be one of the better Super Tuscans that I have tasted. Read More
July 2017
The age old concern - do we buy more than one bottle in case it's a good one, or do we wait and try if first, then scramble to get more?First World problems, Al.I looked at the calendar, and, wadda-ya-know, the day ends in "y." A good day for some Zinfandel. Over the past couple of years I have had multiple bottles from this maker. Sadly, this... Read More
July 2017
I bought this bottle of wine for £10 from a shop in London's Kensington [www.nicolas.co.uk] It is a white Cotes du Rhone from the Laudun-Chusclan co-operative group According to the back label it is dominated by grenache blanc with some clairette,roussanne and viognier although it does not give the proportions..I started it today with my fish su... Read More
July 2017
Fonseca ports at this level are approachable earlier than most. This is ready now - Plenty of fruit, a little spice, effortless tannins and good acidity - a pleasure to drink. Hold or drink - 90 points - Paul Read More
July 2017
I bought two bottles of this wine from the website www.bidforwine.co.uk/auctions/show/110957 for £6.50. The Coteaux du Tricastin was an appellation for red,white and rose wines,although 95% of production are reds,from 21 communes to the south of the town of Montelimar on the east bank of the Rhone river.The appellation was granted in 1973 althou... Read More
July 2017
Nice inexpensive wine but taste semi expensive. Goes great with pasta, and salmon, as well as desert especially chocolate Read More
July 2017
Herbaceous, maybe good for cooking lamb or beef. Reminds me of a liquid form of Thyme but would no more drink this alone as I would olive oil. Read More
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