Ripe for the picking? Irish wine on the up but nobody will retire rich'Irish wine production is evolving, with over a dozen vineyards adapting to climate changes for better grape cultivation.Increased temperatures and lengthened growing seasons in Ireland are making viticulture more viable, but challenges remain.
Is Blush Wine The Same As Rose? - Tasting TableRosé 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 PersonalityCayuga 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.
Ripe for the picking? Irish wine on the up but nobody will retire rich'Irish wine production is evolving, with over a dozen vineyards adapting to climate changes for better grape cultivation.Increased temperatures and lengthened growing seasons in Ireland are making viticulture more viable, but challenges remain.
Is Blush Wine The Same As Rose? - Tasting TableRosé 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 PersonalityCayuga 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.
The Roasted Fruit Topping Your Winter Sundaes Need ASAP - Tasting TableRoasting grapes enhances their flavor and texture, making them an ideal topping for winter ice cream sundaes.
Discover Southwest France, a Wildly Diverse Wine RegionSouthwest 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 SuperpowerLenoir 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 RegionSouthwest 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 SuperpowerLenoir grape is vital for developing the Southeast as a notable wine region due to its resilience against common vineyard diseases.
Meet Madeleine Angevine, a Loire Valley Grape at Home in the Pacific NorthwestMadeleine 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.
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 TableWhite 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 TableWhite wines Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc differ significantly in taste, despite commonalities like acidity and serving temperature.