Sangiovese is the most widely grown grape in Italy, known for its high acidity and ability to express diverse flavors.
Sangiovese wines can vary in flavors, textures, and aromas based on location and winemaking processes, leading to an intensely devoted global fanbase.
South Africa's Hemel-en-Aarde Is a Slice of Wine Heaven on Earth
Hemel-en-Aarde in South Africa is a region known for divine wines like Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and ancient soils contribute to the cool climate and unique terroir of Hemel-en-Aarde.
The Word 'Minerality' Is Divisive Among Expert Tasters-Everyone Needs to Calm Down
Minerality is a common descriptor for wines grown in volcanic soil, indicating non-fruity flavors and textures.
Minerality is a divisive term in the wine world, triggering skepticism and debate especially among those who deny the concept of terroir.
In the Shadow of Mt. Konocti, California's Newest AVA
Long Valley-Lake County AVA was established on August 4, 2023, due to its unique terroir and volcanic rock soils.
The AVA features a mix of silt and gravel soils, a transverse valley running east to west, rare in the U.S., and natural air-conditioning from winds for vineyards.
These Volcanic Vodkas Are Literally on the Rocks
Volcanic resources can contribute to the making of vodka, including geothermal energy and volcanic water for a distinct flavor profile.
Volcanic soil and climate play a role in the growth of raw materials used in vodka production, providing nutrients and filtration through lava rocks.
Savoie Has Cult Status Among Wine Pros. Here's Why.
Savoie, a region in the French Alps, is gaining popularity for its unique wines made from rare grapes.
Wines from Savoie have a distinctive character due to the region's alpine location, microclimates, and limestone soils.
The Other Bordeaux: What to Know About the Region's Stellar Whites
Château Haut-Brion produces one of the greatest dry white wines in Bordeaux, known for its balance, complexity, and ability to age.
Why soave is the perfect summer wine | Fiona Beckett on drink
Soave, a versatile summer wine, features mostly garganega grape with variations like trebbiano di soave. It includes diverse terroirs and winemaking techniques, ranging from affordable to premium due to factors like vine training systems and soil types.
Making Fine Wine in Palestine, Despite It All
The struggles of winemakers in the West Bank due to ongoing conflicts show resilience and determination to continue producing quality wine.