Varieties & Styles

Champagne and its storied history are embodied by its tradition. The painstakingly long process of creating those tiny…

Tenuta Luce, a name that evokes the sunlight of Montalcino, has always honoured the vision of its celebrated…

In today’s economic climate, more and more people are looking for ways to cut back on their spending,…

As the fourth most planted red grape in the world, one might expect syrah to be more popular…

The ancient winemaking traditions in Croatia have the majority of winemakers still choosing to embrace indigenous varieties, and…

The Loire Valley is home to enormous variations in climate, landscape and soils. It produces some of the…

Upon attending Les Rendez-Vous Beaujolais in Toronto, I was fortunate to take a deep dive into the Beaujolais…

For most of us who aren’t sommeliers or wine students, “European” wine generally means Italy, France, Germany, Spain—all…

If you can’t travel to Spain, let Spain come to you! I’m not talking about crowded airports and…

Considered to be among the most versatile grapes in the world, chenin blanc (pronounced sheh·nuhn blaangk) is a veritable…