Famous Italian Grapes: Colorino
Italy is overflowing with unique grape varieties, with something new to always learn. One of those rare special grapes is Colorino, which you definitely had before but just didn't know it. One of the key components of producing a traditional
Unique Italian Wines You Should Try
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
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
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
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"
Famous Italian Wines 101: Aglianico
Italy is home to many leading red wine grapes, and one you cannot overlook is Aglianico. Hailing from the gorgeous region of Campania, Aglianico is a super ancient grape that dates back to when the Greeks once occupied Italy. Such
Italian Grapes 101: Primitivo Grape
In California, we have Zinfandel. In Italy, they have the Primitivo grape. Primitivo is a robust, early-ripening grape that hails from the region of Puglia, otherwise known as the 'heel' of Italy. This region boasts an ancient winemaking history, all beginning
Italian Grapes 101: Nebbiolo
Say hello to a very noble Italian grape - Nebbiolo. It hails from Piedmont, the mountainous Northwestern region of Italy. The Nebbiolo grape is behind the world-famous wines of Barolo and Barbaresco. That's because this grape has a seriously impressive
Italian Grapes 101: Negroamaro
Let's take a little trip to Puglia, Italy, shall we? This stunning region makes up Italy's heel. Apart from it being one of the most dreamy summer vacation destinations (who could resist such shimmering turquoise Mediterranean waters?) Puglia is also
Guide to Aging Wine: How Do Wines Age?
A question you may hear bouncing around in wine bars, wine shops, or wine tastings is - how was this wine aged? Now, there are a few different ways to answer this question, as aging isn't just one specific process.