Wine blog

In the smallest region of France, at the foot of the Vosges mountain range and bordering Germany and Switzerland, lies Alsace, a wine region mostly famous for its world-renowned dry, aromatic [...]

There is a great variety of Italian sparkling wine, and some of them are very high quality. Each region produces something slightly different. Delicious sparkling wines with authentic local [...]

You might think we are talking about green-coloured wine, but Vinho Verde is actually a Controlled Denomination of Origin in northwestern Portugal known for its young, fresh and pungent acidic [...]

Oenotria, meaning “Land of wine” is the name the ancient Greeks gave to Italy. It is clear that they were onto something. With around 700,000 hectares of vineyards, it ranks second in the world b [...]

It is said that you cannot get more British than port wine. It was made like a tailored suit, precisely so that it would suit the English taste and succeed there. The truth is that Port wines [...]

Known for being the largest table wine maker in France, the Languedoc-Roussillon region is trying to shake off the stigma of making large quantities of cheap wine so that they can show off the [...]

A few days ago we talked about Bordeaux wines and their significance on the international wine scene. However, we looked at only one of the regions, the Right Bank or Rive Droite of the Dordogne [...]

For more than two centuries, the French region of Bordeaux has been recognized as the world’s first wine region. Bordeaux wine is sought internationally and many of the Châteaux producers are co [...]