Region Of The Week: Languedoc-Roussillon

Located on the southern coast of France, Languedoc stretches in a crescent shape between Provence and Roussillon. With its Mediterranean climate, Languedoc is an ideal environment for vineyards as ...

Wine and Cheese? Yes Please!

Whether enjoyed as the main course during #girldinner or at a networking event, wine and cheese are a classic pairing that has stood the test of time.

Grape Of The Week: Sylvaner

Originating from Austria, Sylvaner is one of their oldest indigenous grapes. A natural cross between Traminer and Österreichisch Weiss (Austrian white), Sylvaner tends to reflect its terroir, produ...

Grape Of The Week: Barbera

Believed to be around since the 7th century, Barbera doesn’t appear in writing until 1798, when it was documented by the director of the Agricultural Society of Turin. This makes Barbera about 1000...

#GGBookClub: Book & Bottles For A Summer State Of Mind

With the arrival of summer, there’s bound to be plenty of beach trips, picnics in the park, and gatherings of friends to enjoy the sunshine. Nothing says summertime fun quite like a tote bag filled...

Region Of The Week: Champagne

The region that produces the world’s most famous sparkling wine, Champagne is located along the 48th parallel in northern France. With a relatively cool continental climate, Champagne is impacted b...

Revolutionary Wine & Spirits Producers

Here at Wine & Spirits, we continually support makers who not only make great beverages, but who also stand for something—be it innovation, sustainability, equitable labor practices, or giving ...

Grape Of The Week: Pinotage

Considered South Africa’s signature grape, Pinotage originated in South Africa when Dr. Abraham Perold, a viticulture professor at Stellenbosch University, combined Pinot Noir and Cinsault in 1925....

Region Of The Week: Loire Valley

The third largest wine growing region in France, Loire Valley spans across 43,000 hectares and has over 2,000 years of wine history. Grapes have been growing in the Loire Valley since the 5th centu...

Grape Of The Week: Aligote

A grape that’s been around for over 200 years, Aligote is considered the third grape of Burgundy, after more well-known Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. In fact, Aligote is a part of the Pinot family, ma...