Grape Of The Week: Welschriesling

Don’t let the name fool you — Welschriesling has no relation to Germany’s star varietal, Riesling. With notes of green apple, citrus, stone fruit, and flowers, Welschriesling is great alongside sea...

Grape Of The Week: Tempranillo

One of the nine red noble grapes, Tempranillo is the fourth-most planted varietal in the world. The cornerstone of Spanish wines, Tempranillo translates to “little early one,” a reflection of the f...

Region Of The Week: Western Cape

South Africa is the 7th largest wine producing country in the world. Spanning across 87,800 hectares, the Western Cape is home to noble grapes as well as local crosses of imported varietals. 

Grape Of The Week: Mondeuse Noire

A grape that traces back to before Roman times, Mondeuse Noire originated in Savoie, France, but can be found in small amounts in Italy, Switzerland, Argentina, Australia, California, and Oregon.

#GGBookClub: Literature and Libations From Latinx Authors & Producers

At The Greene Grape, we believe in celebrating the contributions of the Hispanic and Latinx community every single day! That’s why we’re extra excited for this month's #GGBookClub. We're putting th...

From Rare to Well-Done: Our Picks for Labor Day Entertaining

Our Wine & Spirits team is here to help you make the most of the long weekend with out one-of-a-kind guide to BBQ wine pairing. Whether you've got steaks, ribs, burgers, or veggies on the the m...

Region Of The Week: Steiermark

The smallest wine region in Austria, Steiermark (Styria) spans across 5,100 hectares of hills and steep slopes, taking advantage of the copious amount of sunlight and winds.

What's Your Pouroscope? Virgo Edition

It’s time to say bye to summertime fun, and hello to motivational vibes. This season is all about being organized and productive, much like Virgos.

Grape Of The Week: Pecorino

Not to be confused with the cheese, Pecorino is an aromatic white wine varietal that is native to Italy. It tends to showcase notes of tropical fruit, citrus, dry herbs, and minerality, making it a...

Region Of The Week: Niederösterreich

Austria’s largest wine region, Niederösterreich (Lower Austria) spans across 27,000 hectares with various terrains, including rolling hills, expansive plains, steep terraces, and lush valleys.