Entre-Deux-Mers Wine: Quick Guide

The Entre-deux-Mers AOC is the second largest appellation in Bordeaux in terms of hectares. The wines can only be white if made under the official appellation designation (AOC). Despite this, most grapes grown in the region are red and destined for red wine. The region makes entry-level Bordeux wines good for budget-conscious wine lovers and those getting started with wine.

Food with Wine Pairing: 6 Simple Flavors

If you’ve found this post, you’re probably a wine lover and also a bit of a foodie. I often get asked how to pair wine and food, or what wines I like to serve with food, so I thought I’d share. A food’s dominant flavor will affect your perceptions of wine. 6 flavors – bitter, […]

What Is Carmenere Wine?

Originally from Bordeaux, the best Carmenere wines are from Chile. Check out this dry red wine’s quirky backstory and tips to find delicious Carmenere wines.

How to Taste Wine Properly: 6 Easy Steps

Every wine lover starts at the beginning. Here are 6 simple steps you can use to taste a new wine and break down its structure.

What Is Veraison? Vineyard Vocabulary

That magical time in the vineyard when the grapes start to ripen, veraison marks the countdown to harvest.

The Curious History of Tannat Wine: Tannat Wine Guide

Tannat makes tongue-coating wines that leave you puckering. Tannat has thick, deeply pigmented skins lending themselves to heavy tannin extraction during fermentation. Today, the largest producer of Tannat isn’t France, but rather Uruguay.