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Where Did The Wine Rating System Come From?

Brian Branco

95-point Chardonnay! 97-point Pinot Noir! 100-point Cabernet Sauvignon! Where did this whole rating system come from and when did it become a thing?

What Is A Blended Red Wine?

Erin O'Reilly - Certified Specialist of Wine

Wine drinkers tend to gravitate towards what they know, and the wine industry has done a great job of marketing varietal wines. But what about blended wines?

Why Does Wine Taste Better In A Wine Glass?

Samantha Sanchez

Let’s Talk about wine Physics, Baby! If you’ve ever wondered why wine glasses are so expensive (ahem, Riedel) and why you shouldn’t just pull out a red solo cup, the answer is: physics.

Abruzzo region

Italy

The Italian wine region of Abruzzo, ideally situated between the Adriatic sea and Apennine mountain range remains the home to some of the most flourishing wine ...

Alentejo region

Portugal

Many observers credit the Alentejo (translated as ‘Beyond the Tagus’) Region with leading the modern Portuguese wine revolution. The region is immense and cove ...

Alexander Valley AVA

Sonoma, North Coast

Just north of the town of Healdsburg in Sonoma County, California, lies the Alexander Valley AVA. The area is the most planted wine region in Sonoma with many ...

Amador County

Sierra Foothills

The Amador County wine region is part of the well known Sierra Foothills AVA. Amador County has two appellations; Shenandoah Valley and Fiddletown, both locat ...

Anderson Valley AVA

Mendocino, North Coast

Tucked away in California’s Mendocino County is the Anderson Valley AVA. Just 10 or so miles from the Pacific Ocean, the appellation cuts through the coastal r ...

Aglianico

(Aglianico pronunciation: Ahl-YAH-nee-koh) 

Aglianico is the variety responsible for the rustic wines found almost entirely in the southern Italian re ...

Albariño

(Albariño pronunciation: ahl-bah-REE-nyoh) Albariño is considered by many to be Spain's premier quality white wine and we are very excited to be able ...

Ansonica

(Ansonica pronunciation: An-SOH-neeka)



 Ansonica is the Italian white wine grape grown primarily in Sicily and Tuscany. When grown in Tuscany the gr ...

Arneis

(Arneis pronunciation: Ahr-NASE) 

The Arneis grape is a white wine variety from the Roero subregion of Italy’s renowned Piedmont wine region. Arneis c ...

Barbera

(Barbera pronunciation: bar-BEH-rah) Barbera is a special red grape varietal of the Old World. Native to Piedmont, Italy, Barbera is a hardy grape that ...

Ram's Gate Winery

Building a legacy brand with time, effort and dedication

When a group of savvy, wine industry connected investors got together ...

Deovlet Wines

Brick Barn Wine Estate

Starting with the inaugural 2015 vintage, our Cabernet Franc Reserve has been a cult favorite for those in the know..

When Norman Williams first acquired the 40-acre property just north of ...

Mail Road Wines

“The land is wild and unkempt....if you will, a haunted vineyard"

Michael Palmer has been a winemaker at one level or another for more t ...

Dragonette Cellars

The Dragonette logo is actually an old alchemist symbol for the ‘elixir of life’ or ‘drinkable gold.’

As with many small wineries, it might be considered something of a cl ...