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Discover Southwest France, a Wildly Diverse Wine Region

Southwest France is the origin of many prominent grape varieties and is known for its remarkable wine diversity.

Dark, Hardy and Mysterious, the Lenoir Grape Has a Disease-Resistant Superpower

Lenoir grape is vital for developing the Southeast as a notable wine region due to its resilience against common vineyard diseases.

Discover Southwest France, a Wildly Diverse Wine Region

Southwest France is the origin of many prominent grape varieties and is known for its remarkable wine diversity.

Dark, Hardy and Mysterious, the Lenoir Grape Has a Disease-Resistant Superpower

Lenoir grape is vital for developing the Southeast as a notable wine region due to its resilience against common vineyard diseases.
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In the Sprawling Lake Erie AVA, Variety Is the Spice of Life

Lake Erie AVA is a historic wine-producing region with diverse grape varieties and styles.
Ancient glacial soils, moderating effects of Lake Erie, and favorable winds contribute to successful grape growing in Lake Erie AVA.

Is Blush Wine The Same As Rose? - Tasting Table

Rosé wines have transitioned from being seen as sweet, inferior drinks to becoming widely accepted and appreciated in mainstream culture.

This New York-Bred Hybrid Grape Packs a Big Personality

Cayuga grape is highly valued by winemakers for its versatility, high yields, early ripening, and flavor profile, making it a favored choice for white wine blends.

In the Sprawling Lake Erie AVA, Variety Is the Spice of Life

Lake Erie AVA is a historic wine-producing region with diverse grape varieties and styles.
Ancient glacial soils, moderating effects of Lake Erie, and favorable winds contribute to successful grape growing in Lake Erie AVA.

Is Blush Wine The Same As Rose? - Tasting Table

Rosé wines have transitioned from being seen as sweet, inferior drinks to becoming widely accepted and appreciated in mainstream culture.

This New York-Bred Hybrid Grape Packs a Big Personality

Cayuga grape is highly valued by winemakers for its versatility, high yields, early ripening, and flavor profile, making it a favored choice for white wine blends.
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Meet Madeleine Angevine, a Loire Valley Grape at Home in the Pacific Northwest

Madeleine Angevine thrives in Washington's Puget Sound AVA, producing dry, crisp wines that pair excellently with local seafood.

Cabernet is the most popular red wine in the U.S. Can it endure climate change?

Climate change is forcing Napa Valley wineries to experiment with new grape varieties to adapt to rising temperatures and maintain product quality.
#wine-tasting

Why do we smell fruit that's not grapes in our wine?

Wine tasting notes can be complex with perceived flavors not actually present in the wine.

Pinot Grigio And Sauvignon Blanc Are More Different Than You'd Think - Tasting Table

White wines Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc differ significantly in taste, despite commonalities like acidity and serving temperature.

Why do we smell fruit that's not grapes in our wine?

Wine tasting notes can be complex with perceived flavors not actually present in the wine.

Pinot Grigio And Sauvignon Blanc Are More Different Than You'd Think - Tasting Table

White wines Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc differ significantly in taste, despite commonalities like acidity and serving temperature.
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Grapes That Wish They Were Pinot Noir

Alternative grape varieties share similar qualities to Pinot Noir like fine-grained tannic texture and elevated acidity.
Carignan and Cinsault are two grapes that exhibit Pinot-like characteristics and can be mistaken for Pinot Noir when tasted blind.

Light red wines for spring | Fiona Beckett on drink

Lighter red wines are becoming more popular due to their refreshing qualities, even in traditionally full-bodied regions.
Grape varieties like cinsault, gamay, pais, and pinot noir are typically made in a lighter style.

The Best Wineries (and More) to Visit in Texas Right Now

Texas wine industry growth driven by success with lesser-known grape varieties
Austin Winery offers urban winery experience with natural wines and Texas terroir focus.

Spanish grape varieties playing away from home

French grape varieties are prevalent in New World wines, like Australian wines, but Australian wines also showcase other grape varieties.
Australian wine regions have diverse climates, with some cooler areas comparable to Bordeaux and Champagne.
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