Grape Of The Week: Magliocco

Indigenous to Calabria, Italy, Magliocco Canino, most commonly known as Magliocco, is a medium sized, oval shaped grape that produces both dry and sweet red wines. Planted across roughly 600 hectar...

Region Of The Week: Rhône Valley

A region that has a long winemaking history dating back to the Roman Empire, the Rhône Valley is one of the most prominent areas for red wine. Producing over 100 million gallons of wine annually, t...

#GGBookClub: Books & Bottles To 🍂Fall🍂 Into

As you transition from beach days to pumpkin spice lattes, you’re ready to tackle books and bottles with just a little more substance to them. Whether you’re getting back into the groove at work af...

Grape Of The Week: Zibibbo

Zibibbo is one of the rarest grapes in the world, with a history that roughly dates back 5,000 years. Also known as Muscat of Alexandria, Zibibbo originated in ancient Egypt but is now planted acro...

Region Of The Week: Bordeaux

One of the most well-known French regions, Bordeaux is the largest wine producing region in France, with nearly 118,000 hectares under vine. Named after a city on the Garonne River, Bordeaux lines ...

What's Your Pouroscope? Virgo Edition!

Virgo season is delivering organizational and creative vibes to help you get back on track with your passions and goals. As you rediscover the things that mean the most to you, we’ve got you covere...

Grape Of The Week: Parellada

Native to Catalunya, Spain, Parellada is a thick-skinned, golden grape that thrives in a Mediterranean climate and spans across 8,500 hectares. Preferring cooler temperatures, Parellada produces hi...

Region Of The Week: Burgundy

An extremely well known winemaking region, Burgundy is only about 30,000 hectares and makes up about 3% of France’s overall wine production. Despite the small amount of wine Burgundy produces, it i...

#GGBookClub: Banned Books & Summer Sippers

Even though there’s plenty of summertime left, the new school year will be here before you know it. In anticipation of late nights spent shifting between procrastinating and studying, we’ve chosen ...

Grape Of The Week: Clairette

One of southern France’s oldest varietals, Clairette can often be found in Mediterranean regions. A grape that thrives in warm, sunny terroirs, Clairette ripens slowly, grows best in limestone soil...