Holiday Gift Guide For Everyone On Your Nice List!

Whether you’re toasting with friends and family, or sending a little holiday spirit to loved ones far away, we’ve got the perfect bottle for you (and your budget)! Our Holiday Gift Guide is an expe...

Region Of The Week: Basque Country

Basque Country, also known as País Vasco in Spanish, is a small wine region located in northern Spain. It is most famous for its production of txakoli wines, which almost died out during the phyllo...

Grape Of The Week: Dolcetto

A cousin to both Nebbiolo and Barbera, Dolcetto is a dark-skinned grape that originates from Piedmont, Italy. Grown almost exclusively in Piedmont, spanning across a little over 6,000 hectares, Dol...

What's Your Pouroscope? Sagittarius Edition!

You're living your wildest dreams this Sagittarius season! In between visiting family for the holidays and filling up on stuffing, you’re looking forward to little moments of freedom where you can ...

Region Of The Week: Castilla-La Mancha

Home to literary hero, Don Quixote, and Manchego cheese, Castilla-La Mancha is a large autonomous region that vastly contributes to Spain’s wine production. With its continental climate that ranges...

Grape Of The Week: Sumoll

A grape that is almost extinct, Sumoll is a red wine varietal that is native to Catalunya, Spain. Once widely grown, Sumoll’s vines were pulled to make way for less temperamental varietals, and is ...

#GGBookClub: Books & Bottles To Be Thankful For

The holiday season kicks off shortly and with it, gatherings with family — chosen and otherwise! This month, excited to share our picks for page-turners about families of all kinds with wines produ...

Grape Of The Week: Sémillon

A grape that vibes like many other varietals depending on where it is grown, Sémillon originated in France, where it is the fourth most planted white grape. It is often blended with Muscadelle or S...

Region Of The Week: La Rioja

It wasn’t until the 18th century, when the disasters of oidium and phylloxera were spreading in France, that Rioja shifted to Tempranillo and Cariñena (Carignan) as people started looking for red w...

Grape Of The Week: Petite Arvine

Petite Arvine is a grape native to Valais, Switzerland that spread across the border to Valle d’Aosta, Italy. Named after the size of its berries, Petite Arvine grows well in high altitudes, which ...