Region Of The Week: Andalusia

The heart of many spanish traditions like flamenco and bullfighting, Andalusia is located in the south of Spain. Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea, and northern Spain, Andalusia h...

What's Your Pouroscope? Aquarius Edition!

Welcome to Aquarius Season! While the Sun visits Aquarius for the next four weeks, Pluto is settling down in Aquarius from now until September 1st, and will be back again in mid-November, staying u...

Grape Of The Week: Petit Verdot

A grape that originated in Bordeaux, France, Petit Verdot translates to “little green one” referring to the fact that it’s a late ripening varietal, especially in cooler climates. Petit Verdot is m...

Region Of The Week: Galicia

A misty, lush region of Spain, Galicia is brimming with hundreds of estuaries along its coastline and low mountain ranges further inland. Home to five designations of origin - Rías Baixas, Ribeiro,...

#GGBookClub: Staff Favorite Books & Bottles

With a staff full of writers, students, and teachers who care about and value books, we’re never randomly suggesting books. We carefully choose amongst books that are fun to read or have made an im...

Grape Of The Week: Nerello Mascalese

If you like Pinot Noir or lighter-style Zinfandels, you’re gonna love Nerello Mascalese. Primarily found on the slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily, Italy, Nerello Mascalese spans across 3,000 hectares....

What's Your Pouroscope? Capricorn Edition!

Starting December 21st, the Sun enters the Capricorn sign, kicking things off with the Winter Solstice, the shortest day of the year. Capricorn also connects one year to the next, encouraging us to...

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...