Grape Of The Week: Cinsault

A grape of many names, Cinsault is known by different monikers based on where it’s grown. Amongst its synonyms, Cinsault is known as Samsó, or Sinsó, in Spain, and Hermitage in South Africa. 

#GGBookClub: Books & Bottles To Celebrate Women's History Month

We’re celebrating Women’s History Month by honoring this year’s theme, “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.” From poetry to Scotch whiskey, the contributions of women in the worlds of literatur...

It's Open That Bottle Night (No, Really. Go Ahead And Open It.)

Renown wine critic Michael Broadbent once said: “Drinking good wine with good food in good company is one of life’s most civilized pleasures.” He had a point. There's no need to wait for a special ...

Grape Of The Week: Cabernet Sauvignon

An offspring of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon is a red wine grape that originates from Bordeaux, France. Featured in various blends, Cabernet Sauvignon can be found in: Bor...

#GGBookClub: Be Mine Books & Wine

Forget flowers and chocolate, this February is all about cozying up with hot romance novels and cool wines! But these aren’t your ordinary true love romance novels. These are the love stories peopl...

Grape Of The Week: Carignan

Originally thought to be a wine of low quality, Carignan was known for being a great value buy. Now, as the vineyards’ vines age, Carignan is finally being recognized for its quality as well. If yo...

Wines To Wet Your Whistle This Dry January

Across the country and around the world, the start of a new year offers many a chance to start fresh and re-evaluate goals. Some folks focus on financial goals, others focus on fitness goals. At Wi...

Grape Of The Week: Mauzac

An indigenous grape found in the southwest of France, Mauzac thrives in dry, warm climates with strong winds. Around 1600 hectares are dedicated to Mauzac, as it’s mostly been superseded by more po...

Grape Of The Week: Pinot Meunier

Most commonly found in Champagne blends, alongside Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier helps to soften non-vintage Champagnes. A grape that doesn’t typically make age-worthy wine, it’s rare to...

Grape Of The Week: Carmenère

Another grape affected during the phylloxera epidemic in the 1880s, Carmenère was extremely defenseless against the sap-sucking insects that fed on the roots of grapevines. Abandoned and left to di...