7 Best Italian Wines for Easter
Can't make it to Italy for an Easter getaway? Well, it's time to bring Italy to the table with one of the 7 best Italian wines for Easter. The country offers a wide range of fabulous wines that can complement
Rare Italian Grapes 101: Ciliegiolo
Don't be shocked if this is a grape you may have never heard of before or find a little difficult to pronounce. Ciliegiolo is a lesser-known red grape variety primarily grown in Italy. But, that doesn't make it any less
4 Southern Italian White Wines to Drink This Summer
There is nothing like Southern Italian white wines. They are the underdogs that make the best companions in the summertime. Each channels the gorgeous coastline of southern Italy, through its color, freshness, and beauty. Let’s explore the 4 southern Italian white
Italian Grapes 101: Freisa
Piedmont may be known for Nebbiolo, the grape behind the world-renowned Barolo and Barbaresco wines. But, this Italian region is home to many other incredible grape varietals, one, in particular, being Freisa. So, what is Freisa? And, why should you be
The Incredible Wines of Campania with Historia Antiqua
The Italian wine world is a big and diverse one. What many do not know is how a major chunk of California winemaking history lays in the hands of Italian immigrants. Staying connected to those roots is important, something which
Fascinating Italian Wines: Greco di Tufo
Campania, Italy is famous for many things - the Amalfi Coast, the pizza Margherita, and wine. This region has so much great wine that the ancient Romans used to rave about it a lot. And, one of those wines was
Fascinating Italian Wine Grapes: Coda di Volpe
Italy is home to more native grapes than any other country. We're talking over 2,000 grape varieties that we know of! Of course, there are the very well-known ones: Nebbiolo, Sangiovese, and Pinot Grigio, to name a few. However, various
Famous Italian Wines 101: Fiano
When people think of Italian white wines, their first thoughts are usually Pinot Grigio or maybe Vermentino. This may lead some to assume that Northern Italy is home to the best white wines, but that's not true at all. Central
Famous Italian Wine Grapes 101: Dolcetto
Piedmont may be mostly known for Nebbiolo, the noble grape behind the world-famous wines of Barolo and Barbaresco. But, this beloved wine-producing region is also home to other fabulous grapes. And, one you should know is Dolcetto. Meaning "little sweet one"
Fascinating Italian Grapes 101: Nero D’Avola
You can't talk about Sicilian wines without mentioning Nero D'Avola. This red grape is a hallmark of Sicilian winemaking. Nero D'Avola is ancient, versatile, and delicious. It's no wonder that the Nero D'Avola attracted winemakers around the globe, as the