Margaret River's Comeback to China - Vino Joy News
Australia’s most awarded wine region is turning heads in China again, driven not by marketing budgets, but by the power of place.| Vino Joy News
Australia’s most awarded wine region is turning heads in China again, driven not by marketing budgets, but by the power of place.| Vino Joy News
While reaching for another bite of the addictive salt and pepper tofu at Chinatown’s Tolo, a bottle perched on a shelf in the back caught the corner of my eye. The familiar light blue label was that of Domaine des Miroirs, a wine from France’s Jura region that’s notoriously difficult to find. I had seen this wine on display before. I remembered a singular light blue label peeking out from behind the curtain in the window of the now closed Gem Wine Bar. The article 2 Years, 10 Cities, an...| VinePair
As a relatively neutral grape, Chardonnay is capable of reflecting the terroir of the region in which it’s grown and it’s adaptable in the cellar, with different winemaking techniques resulting in highly distinctive expressions. But despite the fact that Chardonnay is the world’s most planted white wine grape, it’s not always affordable — especially when it comes from California. Following the Judgment of Paris, it wasn’t just Napa Cabernets that surged in popularity — Chardonna...| VinePair
Chardonnay is one of the world’s most popular and coveted wines. As a Burgundian native, Chardonnay quickly earned a reputation for its finesse, elegance, and ability to distinctly reflect the region’s terroir. Today, drinkers clamor to get their hands on bottles from the region, where they’re labeled white Burgundy or Bourgogne Blanc. While Chardonnay is now grown all over the globe — it’s the world’s most planted white wine variety — its prestige can often lead to some steep p...| VinePair
Australia's Mornington Peninsula produces world-class wines from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, with distinctive cool-climate character| Decanter
After nearly three years of reviewing for Decanter, North America Editor Clive Pursehouse tastes his first 100-point wine – an Oregon Chardonnay.| Decanter
Website: https://www.loron.fr/en/en-domaines-auvigue/| wineanorak.com
Australia’s wine industry is showing early signs of recovery after two years of steep production declines, thanks to a rebound in wine grape yields and renewed momentum from China.| Vino Joy News
I was literally blown away by the depth and complexity of this wine. Seriously, it blew my socks off.| Side Hustle Wino
French Rosé is More than ProvenceJune brings our French Winophiles to summer and rosé. Provençal Rosé has made a worldwide reputation for itself and for good reason. However, there are many regions…| foodwineclick
I was recently invited to participate in a group bid for a major wine auction. The condition: each person had to be willing to spend $200 per bottle. My response: “I’m out.” It makes me mad that Screaming Eagle Winery decided to slap a ridiculous price tag on their Cabernet (I see 2021 bottles on […]| What's in that Bottle?
June 4 is National Cheese Day and I’ve got some fun and delicious ideas for celebrating! Plus: I’ll be on WGN-TV’s “Daytime Chicago” on June 4 to showcase my trifecta …| What's in that Bottle?
This month the French Winophiles group is looking at affordable wines from Burgundy. Host Cindy of Grape Experiences wrote: "Burgundy, or Bourgogne, is known for its wines of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir... as well as Aligote, Gamay, Sauvignon, César, Pinot Beurot, Sacy, Melon in lesser quantities. Many of the well-known wines are quite expensive, but there are plenty of values to be found." Read her invitation here. And there won't be a Twitter chat for this event, so you will have to dive...| Culinary Adventures with Camilla
A blog about two retired cops who went in search of peace and quiet and got more chaos than they could ever imagine.| adayinthelifeonthefarm.blogspot.com
This exceptional tasting highlighted the stellar quality of the Chardonnay currently being produced in South Africa’s cool-climate regions.| Decanter
It’s March, and that means Women History Month! As a woman in wine myself, I love supporting other women in the industry, and this month have three amazing wines to share, all made by women! …| What's in that Bottle?
Recently I participated in a webinar with Chilean wine journalist Joaquin Hidalgo to learn about the famous Humboldt Current that sweeps up the Pacific coast of Chile . Those who study wine (like m…| What's in that Bottle?
Experience the textural journey from vine to glas at WillaKenzie Estate Winery in the Yamhill-Carlton AVA of the Willamette Valley.| The Written Palette
It is that time of the year for me to share my list of the best wine 2024, my year in review. These wines come from in person tastings and Zoom tastings.| The Written Palette
Discovering the UNESCO underground cellars with the Coppo winery in Canelli, Piedmont featuring their Monteriolo Chardonnay and Pomorosso Barbera.| www.vinotravelsitaly.com
After spending some time in Italy during August this year, I’ve been avidly trying my hand at making the best classic spaghetti carbonara. In Italy, it has become quite a … The post My best spaghetti carbonara first appeared on .|
There’s no question Ontario makes world-class Chardonnay, but just how far can the top wineries push it?| Wines In Niagara
