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If you’ve been to Greece recently (or are going to ditch winter this year) you… Continue reading
If you’ve been to Greece recently (or are going to ditch winter this year) you… Continue reading
In Spain, cava (Spanish sparkling wine made by the Champagne method) is most definitely a… Continue reading
While it’s tempting to think of California as a new wine region, the state has… Continue reading
One of the key drivers behind the vast improvement in Oregon wine in the 2000s… Continue reading
Paprika, along with several other Hungarian culinary essentials—tomatoes, sour cherries, coffee, and phyllo (which the… Continue reading
Why are sparkling wines and oysters such a fine match? One reason is that their… Continue reading
Made primarily from the white grapes code di volpe and verdeca and the red grapes… Continue reading
Italy’s legendary summertime cocktail, the Bellini, is a combination of icy-cold sparkling Prosecco and fresh… Continue reading
The Gumboot Clone (“gumboot” is the New Zealand term for a rain boot)—also known as… Continue reading
The term commune is used in France to denote a wine village, as in Burgundy’s… Continue reading
South Africa’s premier wine region—the Coastal Region—includes one of the most impressive sights to be… Continue reading
Popular misconception has it that sparkling wines and Champagnes cannot be corked because carbonation inhibits the formation… Continue reading