Grape Of The Week: Touriga Nacional
A thick-skinned red grape native to Portugal, Touriga Nacional was named after the town Tourigo. Originally used in Port wines, Touriga Nacional ca...
Read moreA thick-skinned red grape native to Portugal, Touriga Nacional was named after the town Tourigo. Originally used in Port wines, Touriga Nacional ca...
Read moreWe’re celebrating Women’s History Month by honoring this year’s theme, “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.” From poetry to Scotch whiskey, the...
Read moreWith winemaking traditions dating back to sixth century BC, Abruzzo is the fifth largest wine producing region in Italy. Situated halfway down the ...
Read moreRenown wine critic Michael Broadbent once said: “Drinking good wine with good food in good company is one of life’s most civilized pleasures.” He h...
Read moreAn offspring of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon is a red wine grape that originates from Bordeaux, France. Featured in vario...
Read moreThis Pisces season is all about transitions and changes. With Pisces being the last sign of the zodiac calendar, the Sun in Pisces is bringing a no...
Read moreWe’re celebrating Black History Month with hearty cheers to the incredible Black producers we carry in-store and online. Vibrant, unique, and exper...
Read moreThe birthplace of the Renaissance and home to various well-known wine regions, Tuscany is located in central Italy, where the production of wine ha...
Read moreA thick-skinned red grape, Corvina, or Corvina Veronese, is most commonly found in Italy, with a smattering of plantings in Argentina and Australia...
Read moreForget flowers and chocolate, this February is all about cozying up with hot romance novels and cool wines! But these aren’t your ordinary true lov...
Read moreAlso known as Apulia, Puglia's name derives from a-pulvia which is Roman for “lack of rain”. It is located at the heel of Italy’s boot in southern ...
Read moreOriginally 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 final...
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