The Wine Can Talk!
In the brave competition to get your attention, producers resort to colorful labels, funny labels, elegant labels….talking labels? Viadecanter.com
In the brave competition to get your attention, producers resort to colorful labels, funny labels, elegant labels….talking labels? Viadecanter.com
There’s a lot of people in China. A lot. So why if they suddenly took a collective liking to wine and started drinking more? And more? This is what this Vinography posting is wondering. Via Vinography
If you’re a seasoned traveler who’s way beyond the “If it’s Tuesday than we must be in, (fill-in-the-blank)” type of tour, yet delight in learning more about a country’s food, wine, culture, architecture — whatever — then an InTouch Host is just what you need. Based in Seattle, founder Andrea Nims finagled her years of…
Finally. Here (courtesy of Vinography) we have an article writing about the subtleties of the French attitude to modernization (it’s OK) and standardization (not OK). There’s more to terroir than just a marketing pitch. Identifying terroir is also about telling the truth. via vinography
Cork for a long time has done a great job of sealing wine bottles. It is tradition. It pops, it breaks, we fumble with it, buy expensive contraptions to extract it, and generally associate the popping of the cork with the ceremonial of wine drinking.
If you haven’t heard of the Santa Cruz Mountains Passport Program or found out about the last one too late, here’s another chance to plan your itinerary. This coming Saturday– January 20– many wineries that are normally closed to the public will be open. But only if you have a passport. In addition to the…
Another famous winery is all set to lay off its workers. It is one of the most renowned as well as popular wineries in the whole of California. Jackson Family Wines, who are the suppliers of the famous Kendall-Jackson wines, has dismissed workers in a reply to the current economic recession. According to the reports…