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Little Miss Sunshine of Wine

Published: Sun, 12/11/22

Last Port of Call Little Miss Sunshine of Wine Malbec grapes grow well in sunny climates that also have cold nights. Therefore, areas of high…

The Sweet Sound of a Popping Cork

Published: Sat, 12/10/22

Sweetness Levels Vary, Just Like Your Family Members The Sweet Sound of a Popping Cork Like Champagne and other sparkling wines, Emilia-Romagna’s…

Taste This Quiz

Published: Fri, 12/09/22

And This Week’s Memory Test… Daily Dropof all things wine Taste This Quiz Hey, Wine365 Cru! On Fridays we like to throw you a curveball and test your…

How to Get Wine from Salami

Published: Thu, 12/08/22

Good Things Come in Threes How to Get Wine from Salami The main three Lambrusco grape varieties are Lambrusco di Sorbara (fresh and floral), Lambrusco…

The Strong, Silent Type

Published: Wed, 12/07/22

Business in the Kitchen, Fun by the Fire The Strong, Silent Type The most popular style of Champagne is Brut. Styles are determined by the amount of…

I Said Mull It, Not Mullet!

Published: Tue, 12/06/22

Business in the Kitchen, Fun by the Fire I Said Mull It, Not Mullet! Making a batch of mulled wine? You won’t go wrong with a relatively dry, fruity…

What’s Black, Not White, and Red All Over?

Published: Mon, 12/05/22

The OG: Original Grape What’s Black, Not White, and Red All Over? Ampelographers (people who study grapes) believe that black grapes—i.e., “red”…

May the Fourth Be with You

Published: Sun, 12/04/22

Pour-eth the Fourth May the Fourth Be with You France is the largest producer of Cabernet Sauvignon, even though the grape is only the 4th most…

I Drink and I Know Things

Published: Thu, 12/01/22

Know Thyself—Drink More I Drink and I Know Things How do you know what wine you like? Diversify what you’re drinking as much as possible. In other…

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