The Dozen – Beauty at the Edge
Flanked by snowy mountains and desert vegetation, Mendoza continues to produce lovely wines.
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Flanked by snowy mountains and desert vegetation, Mendoza continues to produce lovely wines.
Not all wines should be judged by the same criteria.
It’s time to kick off your shoes, embrace the outdoors and indulge your palate!
“Quality is the result of healthy fruit” -Count Cinzano
“The Earth is a fine place and worth fighting for.” – Ernest Hemingway
Riojas come at a very affordable price.
Piemonte Nebbiolos are hard to grow but lovely to drink.
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Italy is well-known for its tannic red varietals, both wild and tamed.
A final look at new releases from the old year, anticipating a new one.
Sponsor This delicious wine is 100% Nebbiolo, sourced from vineyards in the Piedmont region of Italy. It is aged forContinue Reading
It’s a cliche, but it is winter, so guess what Santa is pouring?
From the region’s Right Bank come wines with a familiar name on the label.
No special occasion is needed for these eight sparklers!
Value-priced sparkling wines, mostly under $20, mostly from Italy.
Drinking through Dutton-Goldfield’s vineyard designates + a quintet of Chiantis.
We should be accustomed to routinely finding enjoyable wines from Italy’s big island.
Please step into my Hallowine cellar, if you dare, and I’ll tell you a few tales!
“Making excellent Prosecco and sharing it with others was my guiding purpose for launching Altaneve.”