by Keith S Wallace | American Wine Reviews, Featured, Wine Reviews
The American love of Chardonnay started in the 1960s with Chassagne-Montrachet: the elegant and beautiful white wines from that Chardonnay sweet spot in Burgundy, France. When winemakers in Napa and Sonoma were looking for inspiration for a white wine, they cast... by Keith S Wallace | Featured
I’ve included my holiday wine selections below. If you’re thinking of a wine-soaked holiday season, I’d also like to recommend a few of our wine classes, as well. I just released our Top Wines of 2018 class. I intentionally left it off the front page... by Philip Brandeis | Featured
Have you ever gone wine tasting and had no clue about anything anyone was saying? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with these 40 common wine terms and tasting descriptions. For a full breakdown of wine terminology, we suggest our Wine Dictionary. Wine Scent... by Keith S Wallace | Featured
Apparently, many of you love our gift guide but think it’s been getting too long. So this year the guide has been split into two. This is the first edition, with the second –the holiday wine guide– coming out in early December. Have a great... by Philip Brandeis | Featured
The wine industry is a massive industry with several different career options to suit different types of people. Whether it is physically dealing with the wine or simply selling the wine – there is something out there for anyone. Here we have a list of the most common... by Wine School | Featured, Italian Wine Reviews
Italy has a rich, deep history with wine – dating back thousands of years. Being the biggest producers of wine in the world, Italian wines are kept at a consistently immaculate standard. It is one of the many reasons that wine from the Italian regions is so widely... 