by Paul Stern | May 15, 2018 | Wine 101, Wine Learning
← Small Wineries Part One: Family Farms Vineyards On The Other Side Of The World → Chardonnay has maintained a place among the world’s most popular grapes for generations. Legions of devotees buy, drink, discuss, gift, and serve Chardonnay on a regular...
by Paul Stern | May 8, 2018 | Wine 101
← Is Wine Only For Meals The Savvy Buyers Guide To Chardonnay → It should come as no surprise that many wineries are owned by corporations. The wines produced by large companies span the entire range of quality, and many of them can be outstanding. This...
by Paul Stern | May 1, 2018 | Pairings, Wine 101
← The Pinot Family Of Grapes Small Wineries Part One: Family Farms → Many Europeans have a hard time imagining wine without food or a meal without wine. The two are so thoroughly intertwined that the American practice of drinking wine by itself between meals...
by Paul Stern | Mar 20, 2018 | Seasonal, Wine 101
← How To Buy Wine For Others Wine With Burgers → The Iberian peninsula, containing both Spain and Portugal, features some of the warmest and most arid landscapes in Europe. One might almost mistake the high plateau in central Spain for New Mexico if not for...
by Paul Stern | Jan 25, 2018 | Wine 101
← How Weather And Climate Affect Wine Shipping to NYC in 1, 2, 3 → Wine lingo is full of confusing abbreviations. This article will help you translate sentences like “Can you help me find a GSM without any VA or much RS from the CDP AOC at a good...
by Paul Stern | Jan 23, 2018 | Wine 101, Wine Learning
← 5 Wines For Restocking After The Holidays Wine Abbreviations → How many times have you heard discussion about the weather in a particular year or the climate in a particular region? Sure, we know that wine is affected by these things, but how? If you hear...
