August 12, 2016

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Know Your Grapes: Malbec

“Based on chemistry, DNA, ancient texts, art, ethnography and experimental archaeology, it’s clear that as humans, we are set up as biological creatures to drink alcohol.”

—Dr. Patrick McGovern
Director of Biomolecular Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania, speaking at the Origins of Wine Civilization conference at San Francisco Wine School this month.

Teinturier is the name given to grapes that have red-colored pulp (rather than white-colored pulp… Continue reading To access this content, you must log in or Subscribe to WineSpeed to view.

Teinturier is the name given to grapes that have red-colored pulp (rather than white-colored pulp… Continue reading

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