The Italian government hopes to change the perception of Italian wines.
Italian Wine Sets Sights on U.S. Market
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Wild Yeasts’ Role in Terroir
No yeast, no wine. We all have tiny microbes to thank for giving us the endless flavors and permutations of wine from all over the world. With new sequencing technology being developed, it is now possible to see with much more specificity strains of yeasts in the vineyard than before, when they were simply put onto a petri dish.
Volcanic Wine is a “Hot” Topic
For those interested in wines grown in volcanic soils, the book Volcanic Wines-Salt, Grit and Power written by MS John Szabo unpacks in detail volcanic wine making regions all over the globe.
What’s For Lunch: Chile Lime Glass Noodles & Gruber Roschitz Gruner Veltliner
Every once in a while I love a plate of spicy noodles loaded up with vegetables and fresh herbs. When thinking about what to pair with it, the white wines of Austria felt like a go-to.
Mistakes You’re Making When You Order Wine at a Restaurant
At some point in all our food and wine consumption careers, most of us have come across such an overly stocked wine list that it all goes blurry before our eyes. Where do you start?
The World’s Top 10 Wine Destinations for 2018
Are you planning on traveling for new wine region experiences in this year? If so we have a list of beautiful places to visit that are hot for 2018!
