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Turning Tradition Upside Down: A Winter White Sauvignon Blanc

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Turning Tradition Upside Down: A Winter White Sauvignon Blanc

As you become more familiar with wines from around the world, certain regions evoke specific adjectives that describe their wines. Would it turn your world upside down to encounter a white wine from Bordeaux, or a red wine from the Loire Valley? Perhaps. Perhaps not. These are not the grand, well-known productions their opposites might be, but they certainly have the potential to surprise and delight.

Happy New Year 2025

Happy New Year 2025

Raise a glass of sparkling wine to the end of the year 2024! Join City Vino this week, as we feature sparkling wines and a Karaoke New Year’s Eve event with dinner and champagne toast. If you have not experienced a breath of sparking wines before, this is the weekend to get out and figure out for yourself the difference in taste between champagne, prosecco, and moscato. You might surprise yourself as there are a few really complex (not over the top sweet) moscatos out there.

The Art of the Blend: Grapes That Party Together

The Art of the Blend: Grapes That Party Together

Blended wines are like perfectly curated guest lists—each grape varietal brings its unique personality, creating a harmony that’s greater than the sum of its parts. From the structured elegance of Bordeaux, to the bold flavors of Portugal, these blends showcase the best of what teamwork can achieve in a bottle. Let’s take a closer look at the grapes that turn these regional blends into unforgettable experiences.

Chile’s Wine Revolution: From Bordeaux Roots to Carmenère Glory

Chile’s Wine Revolution: From Bordeaux Roots to Carmenère Glory

Chile’s independence in the early 19th century ushered in an era of freedom and opportunity for its citizens. With the ability to travel the world, own land, and explore new ventures, Chileans embraced viticulture as a promising endeavor. Wealthy landowners, inspired by European winemaking traditions, began importing vine cuttings from France and other renowned wine regions. These clippings were planted to produce wines initially intended for personal and local consumption.

How to Choose the Perfect Wines for Thanksgiving

How to Choose the Perfect Wines for Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is a time for coming together, celebrating abundance, and sharing a meal full of comforting flavors. The variety on the table—from roasted turkey to tart cranberry sauce, rich casseroles, and buttery sides—can make wine pairing feel overwhelming. But choosing the right bottles doesn’t have to be complicated. With a little thought, you can select wines that enhance the food and the mood, making your holiday gathering even more special.