
Opinion: English wine needs a smarter classification system
A quiet battle is brewing in the English wine world—one that is not about grapes or weather, but about the … Continue reading Opinion: English wine needs a smarter classification system
A quiet battle is brewing in the English wine world—one that is not about grapes or weather, but about the … Continue reading Opinion: English wine needs a smarter classification system
The enduring image of a wine and cheese evening usually features a glass of red wine next to a generous … Continue reading The New Rules of Cheese Pairing: Beyond the Red Wine Trap
By The Cork Reporter One of the most misinterpreted aspects of wine is its sweetness. Many people associate it with … Continue reading Restsüße & Ripeness: Sugar, Site, and Strategy in German Wine
In addition to its rich history and castles straight out of fairy tales, the Loire Valley—also referred to as the … Continue reading The Loire Valley: The Garden of France and Its Wines
Mount Etna, the tallest active volcano in Europe, is a representation of tenacity and change. A grape that reflects this … Continue reading Volcanic Vines: The Story Behind Carricante’s Unique Flavor
The ancient Pecorino variety is thought by ampelographers to have started off as a wild grapevine that grew in the … Continue reading Pecorino – Italians Heritage
New Zealand, often celebrated as the Sauvignon Blanc haven, has been captivating wine enthusiasts worldwide with its vibrant and zesty … Continue reading Beyond Sauvignon Blanc: New Zealand’s Rising Stars in White Wine
For viticulturists and winemakers, as well as wine lovers, Pinot Noir has a reputation as one of the most difficult … Continue reading Bridging Continents: The Parallel Stories of Burgundy and New Zealand Pinot Noir
Tucked away in France’s southwest, the Gascogne area is a wine lover’s secret treasure. Although Burgundy and Bordeaux frequently take … Continue reading Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Gascogne: A Journey into the Native Grape Varieties
Nestled in the northernmost part of Italy, Alto Adige is a wine lover’s paradise. This enchanting region is home to … Continue reading Discovering the Native Treasures of Alto Adige: A Deep Dive into Grape Varieties and Subregions