Grapes for the 7Bilgeler Vindemia Göküzüm come from old, ungrafted bush vines grown at 1150 meters above sea level in Çömelek village's clay-limestone soils| The Quirky Cork
German wine producers, squeezed by U.S. tariffs and rising costs, are finding new life in China. Once heavily reliant on the American market, Germany’s wine exports have shifted eastward, with sales to China climbing for a second straight year. Read More The post With U.S. Tariffs Crippling Exports, German Wine Finds a Bright Future in China appeared first on Vino Joy News.| Vino Joy News
Garnacha and Grenache wines are the perfect pairings to any meal or tapas party. From hearty meats to truffle infused honey, there's wine for every dish.| Berly's Kitchen
Make an affordable and tantalizing French-inspired two-course steak dinner with these authentic, made in France, cheeses, and wines.| Berly's Kitchen
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
This post contains affiliate links While I was only in Bulgaria a few short days last summer, its wine left a lasting impression on me. I did several great tastings, found some fantastic wine bars, had my first canned pét-nat! and brought home some […] The post A Tasting at Sofia’s Coupage appeared first on The Quirky Cork.| The Quirky Cork
Iranian food meets Turkish wine? How often does this happen? Hopefully more and more often now if this Bitter & Sweet pairing inspires anyone! My friend Lorraine introduced me to The Caspian Chef some time ago. She tangentially knows him through a cousin and […]| The Quirky Cork
Hello autumn! We passed the autumnal equinox last month, and it seems that the weather is responding appropriately with lower temps. Huzzah! I don’t know about you all, but I am seriously looking forward to sweater weather. Let’s hope October has more good things […]| The Quirky Cork
Every once in a while, you just have to treat yourself. Even if money is a little tight, or you know what you’re buying is overpriced. Such was the situation in which I found myself when I learned about the Argos Nahita Dokya Emir […] The post Sparkling Wine from the Land of Beautiful Horses: Argos Nahita Dokya Emir Brut appeared first on The Quirky Cork.| The Quirky Cork
Disclaimer: I received these wines as samples. All opinions are my own. This article contains affiliate links. A couple years ago, I stumbled across Sagavin’s wines, maybe on Instagram. I ordered a few bottles to give them a go, but unfortunately, they soon after […] The post Sagavin: A Jewel in Antalya appeared first on The Quirky Cork.| The Quirky Cork
It might be trite, given how many different grapes grow in Greece, but I love Assyrtiko. Love it, love it, love it. And while I’ve recently started coming around to mainland Assyrtiko, my heart will always be on Santorini. It was my great privilege […] The post Vassaltis Vineyards Plethora: A Bold Expression of Santorini Assyrtiko appeared first on The Quirky Cork.| The Quirky Cork
If August’s beautiful weather was anything to go by, we’re headed for a cooling down as autumn approaches in September. I even opened a red wine the other night! While September technically still (mostly) belongs to the season of summer, there is something of […] The post Your September 2025 Turkish Wine Horoscope appeared first on The Quirky Cork.| The Quirky Cork
Mother of Zeus it is HOT. Why is it so hot? Once again, I do not understand summer people. It’s so hot that I cannot think of a cute way to open this month’s horoscope. I offer only a wish that you’re all surviving, […]| The Quirky Cork
Want dinner on the table in under an hour? Try making this delicious Chicken Provençal that delivers authentic French flavors with minimal effort!| Food Faith Fitness
This month I’m hosting our Italian Food, Wine & Travel group (#ItalianFWT) as we pair Italian wines with barbecue. I recently did a virtual tasting with the owners of Ronchi di Castelluccio from Emilia Romagna, brothers Aldo and Paolo Rametta. It was fun to explore this region more as it’s not one that I try all too often. We had tasted a wine from their first family passion project featuring their wine Poggio della Dogana Belladama. This white I felt would be the perfect feature ...| Vino Travels ~ An Italian Wine Blog
China's wine imports data for the first half of 2025 is out, and despite a drop in overall volume, these two categories are defying the downturn.| Vino Joy News
Youthful Jurançon Sec pairs best with lighter fish and chicken dishes such as Baked Lemon Chicken, Trout, Tilapia and Halibut.| Drink & Pair
Costco Conundrum White wine is a unique and refreshing white wine and Costco has a great price on Conundrum California for $13 a bottle. See our reviewing recs!| CostContessa
Here’s a creamy and comforting dish that’s a little easier on your waistline with those terms than say, mac and cheese. Although I wouldn’t be one to pass that up either! Risotto is typically made with a short-grained Italian rice called Arborio, which I used here. But if you can’t find that or it’s a […]| anotherfoodieblogger
Oooh, sounds fancy-pants, huh? Well, it is, actually. I’d serve this right up to guests in my house any day of the week. In reality, it was just me and the hubs chowing on it, but THAT SAUCE! The sauce with the shallots, dijon, tarragon, and the luscious cherry tomatoes that are cooked until just […]| anotherfoodieblogger
Perfect topped with some crunchy puff pastry.| Slow Cooking Perfected
This Crock Pot Sun Dried Tomato Chicken is a rich, creamy slow cooker chicken recipe that is packed full of flavor. It is a family-friendly meal that provides 8 servings in just a few simple steps!| The Best Keto Recipes
Made with seasonal fruits and spices steeped in your favorite white wine, this Spiced Fall Sangria delivers the warmth and comfort of autumn in every sip!| The Crumby Kitchen
