A Herald to the Obscure Grapes!

• Posted on 9 March 2023
• Posted in alberino, argentina, Austria, Blaufrankish, Bulgaria, Cabernet Sauvignon, Castelao, croatia, france, Germany, Gruner Veltliner, Italy, Malbec, marselan, merlot
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There are grapes in the world that are planted in a wide range of environments. This is an absolute understatement. Of this vastness is a small number of varieties that have easily traveled from their homelands and have been planted around the world. Why? Because they are proven grapes that can produce high-quality wines and are not too fussy about where they are planted.

Have a “Peachy” Memorial Day Weekend and Summer

• Posted on 25 May 2021
• Posted in argentina, cider, Italy
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The informal meaning of the word peachy is “unusually fine or dandy” and that is our wish for you, this Memorial Day weekend, and all summer long. With temperatures bound to rise as we have already experienced a few days this month, nothing is more refreshing in your glass than something bright, cold, and possibly frosty.

Argentina and Wine

• Posted on 14 July 2020
• Posted in argentina, Bonarda, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, chardonnay, Malbec, Mendoza
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Argentina is responsible for 45 percent of the production of wine in South America, and is the sixth-top wine producing country in the world. As of 2018, the country has over 489,000 acres of vineyards.