A “Bonded” winery means the winery has loans against the land on which it is… Continue reading
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A white wine can be made from red grapes, and a red wine can be… Continue reading
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In winemaking, the “cap” refers to the mass of skins and seeds left behind after… Continue reading
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Rosé Champagnes must be made from one or both of Champagne’s two red grapes—Pinot Noir… Continue reading
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The only region in France that has limestone soil is Burgundy, specifically the Côte d’Or… Continue reading
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U.S. law allows you to bring an unlimited amount of wine into the country when… Continue reading
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If you make homemade wine, you are allowed to sell it as long as you… Continue reading
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The word “BIN” in a wine name—as in Penfolds BIN 707—is the winemaker’s shorthand for… Continue reading
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