The Grapevine

It wasn’t until the 18th century, when the disasters of oidium and phylloxera were spreading in France, that Rioja shifted to Tempranillo and Cariñena (Carignan) as people started looking for red w...
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What's Your Pouroscope? Scorpio Edition!
As we enter into the fixed water sign of Scorpio, everyone is feeling incredibly intense emotions while focusing on what’s real. Encourage the connections and relationships you've made last season,...
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Grape Of The Week: Petite Arvine
Petite Arvine is a grape native to Valais, Switzerland that spread across the border to Valle d’Aosta, Italy. Named after the size of its berries, Petite Arvine grows well in high altitudes, which ...
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Spain’s third largest wine producing region, Catalunya is a near-autonomous region with its own language and culture. Located in the northeast of Spain, Catalunya, also known as Catalonia, is a sto...
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A thrilling alternative for people who love white wines, while also appealing to those who love tannic red wines, orange wines can be big, dry, and occasionally funky, depending on how long they’ve...
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#GGBookClub: Books & Bottles To Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
With the arrival of October, we’re eager to celebrate the beginning of Autumn, an all new #GGBookClub, and Hispanic Heritage Month! We are extra stoked to highlight some of our favorite authors and...
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Baga is a small, thick-skinned grape that is thought to originate from the Dão region in Portugal, where it is blended with other varietals. With an old reputation for being austere and unapproacha...
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A region that’s been shuffled between countries multiple times, Alsace is the northernmost region in France, sandwiched between Germany and the Vosges Mountains, which isolates it from the rest of ...
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What's Your Pouroscope? Libra Edition!
We’re kicking off Libra season with the Autumn Equinox! After an intense summer full of retrogrades and endings, the Autumn Equinox is bringing about new beginnings. This much needed reset will giv...
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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...
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