Dolcetto is a dark skin grape that ripens relatively early. This grape variety has low level of tannins, medium body and low acidity. Dolcetto makes a variety of soft and fruity wines. It is slightly spicy and usually described with black fruit flavors like blackberries. Where is Dolcetto from?...
Nebbiolo is originally from Italy. It is a red grape variety usually used in production of full-bodied red wines. Nebbiolo has medium acidity and good tannic structure. Nebbiolo wines are known for fruity flavors and flower aromas such as anise, roses, cherries, and wild herbs. Where is Nebbiolo...
Easter is a time for egg hunts and chocolate in all its varieties, but that's not all. It is also a wonderful weekend for planning a good family feast. There are plenty of gastronomy ideas for Easter dinner. However, lamb is traditionally the favorite Easter entrée, yet other meals are also...
Sparkling wines are always about the refinement and lightness of the wine along with the richness and depth of taste. It is a delightful drink that marks a celebration of our special days. However, there must be some question marks behind these fuzzy, fabulous bubbles that bring so much joy. So,...
Semillon is a grape variety native to Bordeaux region. It is one of the most widely planted grapes in France. The skin is white and the grape has few tannins, medium acidity, medium body and almost oily consistency. Depending on its origin, we can find flavors of lemon, pear, or papaya. In...
Pinot Gris in French, or also known as Pinot Grigio in Italian, is a mutation of Pinot Noir - it is a grape with few tannins and medium acidity. No matter where the grapes are grown, in Pinot Gris wines you will find flavors of citrus, green apple, and white peach. The high acidity in Pinot Gris...
UNESCO World Heritage Sites are places, cities, entire regions and monuments that have been declared as having a universal value for humanity and future generations. As a result of the uniqueness of each protected site, we are able to remember some of the greatest natural and man-made wonders of...
The days are growing warmer, and soon the pleasant summer will arrive – it's time to move to white wines! A perfect pairing for a vacation to the countryside and a lively party before dawn, a romantic dinner or Sunday brunch. White wine has always been linked with elegance and refinement. We...
International Riesling Day, celebrated annually on March 13, is a toast to the versatile and delightful Riesling grape. On this day, wine lovers around the globe savour Rieslings from renowned regions, appreciating their bright, aromatic profile. Riesling, known for producing wines with diverse...
This year, for International Women’s Day, we decided to introduce you to innovative, hardworking and fierce female winemakers that run some of our partner wineries. The Story of the “Yellow Widow”Madame Ponsardin takes over one of the most important Champagne housesIn the past, female figures...
The Mosel river (or Moselle, depending on which side of it you are) is more than 550km long and it passes through three European countries: France, Luxembourg and Germany. Along its valley in all three countries, the river creates a very fertile and favourable terroir for the cultivation of...
The California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance is an American organization that works to sustainability certify wineries in California. California is the world's fourth-largest wine region, which also means that wine production has a major impact on the surrounding environment. The...
Malbec is a grape of French origin which was introduced in Argentina in 1868. It has dark skin, full body, medium tannins, and medium acidity. Malbec from France has clearer texture and balanced tannins, while Argentinian Malbec tends to be fruitier and with a softer finish. This grape variety...
Wine and travel - there is some magic in these words, isn't it? How about combining the best wine destinations with a visit to wineries, whose doors are always open to all wine lovers? For all fans of good white wine, our team has compiled a list of 10 leading white wine destinations in the...
UNESCO World Heritage Sites are places, cities, entire regions and monuments that have been declared as having a universal value for humanity and future generations. Among the heritage sites identified by UNESCO around the world, many of them are linked to wine-making traditions. There are quite...
Gewürztraminer is a grape with a complex sweetness and low acidity. It grows in colder climates, has a pinkish skin and strong aroma potential. Gewürztraminer is known for a revealing lychee scent with floral notes of tropical fruits. The grape is characterized by its high level of natural sugar...
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and what better way to celebrate than a classic dinner for two? The soft glow from lit candles, pristine linen napkins, soft instrumental jazz and a warm fuzzy ambience. Anticipation is in the air… but what’s in the glass? What is the best wine for...
Do you want to go for a wine tasting but are unsure what’s the best season to visit wineries? We can imagine your confused face in front of the monitor while asking yourself “when is wine tasting season?”. That’s why we put together this blog to guide you in making the best decision and book the...
Carménère is a French red grape that originates from Bordeaux and was long thought to be extinct. It is a grape with dark skin, medium tannins, and medium body. On palate, one can find notes of red and black fruits. Also, Carménère has a distinct aroma of peppers thanks to the high levels of...
Pinot Noir is often described with aromas of red berries such as cherries or raspberries and spices such as cloves or mushrooms, depending on the origin. It is a wine with a light to medium body, low level of tannins, and medium acidity. Unlike other grapes, Pinot Noir prefers cooler climates,...
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