It’s all about personal preference really. Pinot Grigio and Pinot Gris are actually produced from the same white grape. The slight difference in the name is based on where the grapes were grown. For instance, if the wine was produced … Continue reading →
Earth Day is April 22nd and is celebrated with green wine or earth-friendly wines. No, not a wine that is the color of green, but good for the earth Green wines. Green wines are from vineyards that use sustainable, organic, … Continue reading →
What’s the best wine gift? Well, one of the best wine gifts has to be Champagne. Champagne is the ultimate wine gift. It’s the kind of gift that puts a smile on your face and brings flair to any occasion. … Continue reading →
The big news in the wine industry this week is about the social network, Twitter. Twitter wines for charity and is getting into the wine industry by partnering with Crushpad and launching two wines on the Fledgling Wine label for … Continue reading →
I love a good wine review. I don’t like trying new wines unless I have some idea what to expect, that’s why I appreciate the opinions of true wine connoisseurs. Charmina Smith, Food and Wine Editor of the Otago Daily … Continue reading →
Txakoli, pronounced CHAC-o-lee, is a very unusual wine in my book. It’s dry, usually a white wine, high in acidity, but low in alcohol content. Wine Editor, Jon Bonné of The San Francisco Chronicle has just written a wonderful review … Continue reading →