The Loire Valley is home to enormous variations in climate, landscape and soils. It produces some of the…
For most of us who aren’t sommeliers or wine students, “European” wine generally means Italy, France, Germany, Spain—all…
A common question that gets circulated among those in the Canadian wine business is, “How do we get…
This series is dedicated to emerging and exciting new wine regions, perhaps not as well known or explored…
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Wine Growers British Columbia (WGBC) has released the annual BC Wine Grape 2021 Vintage Report, which reveals another harvest…
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Admittedly, I don’t drink riesling nearly as much as I drink chardonnay. And lately, I’ve probably drank more…
Escudo Rojo is the result of the encounter between Chilean terroirs and the know-how of French winemaking titan…
Italy is the world’s biggest wine producer, accounting for a quarter of the world’s production. The country’s rich…
