What is it about Barolo? It haunts the dreams of wine lovers and often seems to reflect the very soul of Italia. In tonight’s class, we’ll delight in wines from all ...
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. ...
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 ...
Want to discover the grandi classici del vino Italiano and explore the viticultural gems in the mezzogiorno? This wine class will give you a fantastic overview of Italian wine. The American love affair with Italian wines ...
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 ...
The first South African wines we tasted came shortly after the fall of apartheid. Even then, the potential was obvious—ancient soils, a Mediterranean climate, high elevations, and a wealth of old ...
Step off the beaten path and into the heart of Central Europe’s most compelling wine regions. In this class, we’ll dive deep into the wines of Austria, Switzerland, and Germany—three countries ...
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. ...
Uncover the Wines That Time Forgot The vines came first. Long before Chile was a republic, grapes were growing here. Some of those ancient vines still are, untouched by rootstock or ...
