Petit Verdot and Petit Manseng showcase Virginia’s award-winning winemaking.     Four Hundred Years of Winegrowing History Virginia may ...

Livermore Valley wine continues to make history. To some Livermore Valley is known as a bedroom community for San Francisco, but to the kn...

Germany equals Riesling and Bordeaux means Cabernet and Merlot, right? Not necessarily… Variety In Varieties In a world that is increasingly...

Think Petit Verdot is just a blending grape? Uncork this bottle and flip the script. Not So Petite Those who spend their time thinking or dr...

Long known for its blending attributes, this Bordeaux grape is garnering fans for its single varietal wines. Celebrating The Grape In my hom...

WIYG? That’s a question we are often asked. Here’s a look at what we’re sipping. Round Peak 2016 Petit Verdot, North Carolina Petit Verdot i...

Has Argentine Malbec lost its luster? After sipping bottles from these two producers, we say “no way!” Dance Of The Grapes Malbec ...

Can a wine lover find true happiness in North Carolina? You need look no further than Hamptonville and the estate of Shadow Springs Vineya...

The first recorded wine production in Colorado was 1890. Today there are more than 125 licensed wineries – but chances are you’ve never ta...

Few wine regions excite us as much as Walla Walla, Washington. In addition to the coolness of just saying it long and slow, the wine there...

The recent Exchange Club of Toledo wine tasting at the Oliver House was a great success, raising money for the group's scholarship prog...

When we read that there was a closeout of Moon Mountain Vineyard wine we burned up the keyboard placing an order to stock up on these elega...

Part of the magic of the Wine Bloggers’ Conference is the mystery bus tour. You load onto a bus for a trip to two or three wineries and vi...