A large part of Bordeaux lies along the rivers Gironde and Garonne, and the right bank lies to the north and right of the Dordogne River, which feeds into the Gironde. ...
Editing is always the hardest part, whether it’s shaping a manuscript or curating a wine list. Each year, more than 20,000 fine wines are released. Of these, around 3,000 meet our ...
Who is afraid of the biggest, baddest of all French wines? In this class, we explore the Southern Rhone in all its glory, focusing on the glorious wines of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. This ...
Welcome to an immersive journey through the heart of Oregon's wine country, where each sip reveals the story of a land sculpted by ancient seas, cataclysmic floods, and the delicate dance ...
Even the most fervent fans of Cabernet Sauvignon have a lot to learn when it comes to its history. This class is an education in what makes Cabernet Sauvignon the king ...
Paso Robles is one of California’s most distinctive wine regions. While many wine lovers know Paso as a hotbed for big burly Zinfandel, there is a wide world of fine wine ...
Canaan, one of the world’s oldest wine regions, spans present-day Lebanon and Israel, where winemaking dates back over 5,000 years. The region’s ancient vineyards supplied wine to Egypt and Mesopotamia, and ...
Over the past five years, one wine region has quietly earned top honors—named the best wine region in America four times. Surprisingly, it’s not Napa or Sonoma. It’s Columbia Valley in ...
Refrehing, complex, and utterly cool: sophisticated wine drinkers have discovered the wide expanse of white wines. From texturally lush whites of the Rhone Valley to the austere wines of the Mosel. ...
Great wines. Zero ego. Welcome to the other California. Everyone knows Napa. Fewer know its older, scrappier, and arguably more interesting sibling just over the Mayacamas: Sonoma. While Napa has long ...