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... by Keith S Wallace | Featured
The Gabbiano Castle has been a focal point in Tuscany since the 12th century. Being between the rival towns of Sienna and Florence, it was more often about war, not wine. Here’s a section from a 19th-century account of medieval warcraft: Fulminato da dieci... by Keith S Wallace | Featured
In this week’s episode of Philly Who? I sat down for a deeply personal interview with Kevin Chemidlin, the podcast’s host. This is unlike any other interview I’ve done in the past 20 years of running the wine school. It goes deep into my past,... by Keith S Wallace | Featured
Suggested Classes A few upcoming classes at the school that you should consider attending. First Growths of the East Coast Thursday, November 15th at 7:30 pm There are hundreds of wineries scattered from Virginia to Maine. Over the last few years, a quiet revolution... by Keith S Wallace | Featured
The wine industry just wouldn’t be the same if it weren’t for some of the fantastic wine blogs we had access to today. Whether it is to inform us about serious wine matters or to relate better to new-wine-lovers, there is something out there for everyone. We’ve put... by Keith S Wallace | Featured
This is a small wine region that most wine maps forget to include (I’m talking to you Wine Folly). That’s not unexpected, actually, as there are hundreds of tiny and obscure wine regions that don’t make the cut. Ribera del Jucar is next to the more... 