Wine

There are basically two kinds of wine in the world: single varietals and blends. One could even argue that many “single varietal” wines are, in

Whether you are a wine novice or someone who has enjoyed the finest wines from around the world, we’ve all experienced various methods of preparing

Ever gone to a nice restaurant and had your wine served by someone who seemed to genuinely enjoy doing so? Chances are, this person was

Pairing Red Wines Cabernet Sauvignon: This full-bodied red is most often paired with red meat, steaks to be more specific, and lets face it, a

In 1794, a wine producer in Germany faced a challenging situation: his grapes had frozen on the vine, forcing him to press juice from the

The Importance of Wine Glasses: A Journey from Simple Beginnings to Sophistication I remember watching my grandmother sip red wine from a juice glass, poured

Let’s face it, many areas of California are known for their Chardonnay, just as there are regions famous for excellent Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel. California

There’s nothing worse than serving a very expensive wine in dirty, spotted wine glasses. First of all, it’s so noticeable right off, you know, spots.

Is it possible to assess the quality of wine simply by its label? Wine bottle labels offer more information to the trained eye than one