There are four main classifications of wine: LIGHT BEVERAGE (natural still wines) are wines that generally have an alcoholic content of less than 14% and includes red and white Bordeaux, Burgundy, Alsatian, Rhine, Moselle, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese,...
Each wine club is custom designed to feature wines that fit each package whether it's an Italian wine club, Organic wine club, or Texas wine club. If you find shopping for wine is not your thing, we take the hassle out of the experience by having our Wine...
Wine as a gift initially brings up a rather vague idea. Once you have decided that wine compliments the person you are buying for, you then have to choose from the 70 or so countries that produce wine, and the thousands of different regions and types...
What You Should Know About Grape Wine Labels by Department of Treasury, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Americans are rapidly surpassing their European counterparts in their eagerness to learn more about the wines they buy. As the U.S. wine industry...
In the words of Bill Bonetti, Sonoma-Cutrer Winemaker Emeritus, "It is difficult to put concepts such as quality and excellence into words. Quality is subjective and depends on the individual. Quality is perceived differently at different times and under...
German term for wine-grower. The term weinzerverein on a label of German wine indicates that the wine has been produced by a cooperative.
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