Wines of Georgia: Revolutionary Wines

The country of Georgia, situated at the crossroads of Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, is recognized as the world’s oldest winemaking region. Archeological evidence shows that Georgia’s winemaking tradition began 8,000 years ago, and it has continued ever since, vintage after vintage...

Kansas City Needs to Be Your Next Wine Destination

In America's heartland is one of the country’s most overlooked wine scenes. Discover Kansas City, Missouri's wealth of wine bars, bottle shops and vineyards specializing in Midwest wine...

Sicilia: A Genuine Wine Region

Situated at the crossroads of Europe, Africa and the Middle East, Sicily’s wine tradition combines its natural bounty with sustainable production and a deep sense of self. Sixty-five percent of its hills are devoted to viticulture, making it Italy’s largest hillside wine region, and Sicily is second only to Trentino Alto Adige in Italian mountain viticulture...

Old Vines Cultivate Pride and Profits at New World Wineries

Winemakers and consumers will often pay more for grapes and wines that hail from old vines. Are old vine wines actually better?

It's Easy Being Green: Italy's Best Winery Gardens

Italian wine country is known as much for picturesque vineyards as the wines that come from them. We look at some of Italy's most stunning estate gardens...

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