What a better way to enjoy the vibrant colors on the trees and appreciate the last days of warm weather than to drink a bottle…
by Elena Grigio
Category: Reviews
Wine is one of the most important parts of the Thanksgiving feast. From aperitifs to after-dinner wines, here is a list of great wines to…
American hybrid grapes are different than some of the traditional European wine grapes like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay or Riesling. They have a different flavor profile, and sometimes even display kind of foxy or musky flavors and aromas, deemed unfavorable buy many connoisseurs. However, not only they make North Country viticulture possible, they are quickly gaining recognition among more adventurous consumers.
Located at the edge of Long Island in Brooklyn, the Red Hook winery is a place where grapes of New York found their new home. Mark Snyder established the winery in 2008 with a mission to promote local viticulture and put New York state wine region on the map.
Ice wine is a type of dessert wine produced from grapes that have been frozen while still on the vine. It’s intensely flavored wine, that can be made from different types of grapes (red and white).
The holiday season is a perfect time for the apple sparkling. It’s light, refreshing, pairs well with food and inexpensive. I’ve recently tried Comsi Comsa apple crisp by Sauvage and absolutely loved it.
Here’s my selection of 10 Portuguese wines available in the USA for $30 or under, many of which are fairly easy to get from major retail outlets, as of November 2017
Quinta de Chocapalha is a small family run wine estate, which produces some of the best wines in Alenquer region of Portugal. Read on to learn more about their wines and where to find them.
Ontario wine country is Canada’s biggest wine-production area. Here are some of the wines I enjoyed drinking during my last trip to Toronto.
New York State is the third-largest wine-producing region in America. It has over 400 wineries located predominantly in five official wine regions: Long Island, Finger Lakes, Hudson River, Lake Erie and Niagara Escarpment.