The Mystical Role of Music in Winemaking
Do you hear that sound in the distance? It’s not the hills that are alive with the sound of music--it’s the...
Unicorn Wines
What on earth is a “unicorn” wine? It sounds like something made up after one too many glasses of Chablis at a Harry Potter...
South West Wines
From dry deserts to heavy amounts of snow, the climate of the Southwestern region of the United States is about as diverse as their...
Wine of the Week: Barolo
Guess what? Truffle season is right around the corner! And when you talk about white truffles, you have to mention red Barolo. Today is...
Wine Nation Blog Series: Northeast Exploration
The Northeast is one of this country’s gems. History buffs can’t get enough of the area where most of the original colonies were settled....
Wine and Oxygen – A Love/Hate Relationship
Many factors are important to the evolution of wines as they age in the bottle. One of those factors is the introduction of very...
What gives wine its color?
There is one thing that is of universal knowledge when it comes to wine: the three broad categories of wine are red, white and...
Best wines to sip on this Spring
The last few days have been warm and breezy, and both the blossoming trees and extended dusk announce that spring is (finally!) here. With the arrival...
10 Iconic Wines for Every Collector
We've written about everything from our favorite wines, "Bucket List" wines, to California "cult wines" on the Coravin blog, but Forbes contributor Katie Kelly Bell recently wrote up the...
The amount of wine you need to drink to survive every Back-To-School parenting situation
Long gone are the days of screaming children at the pool, camps across town, and never ending streams of “Frozen.” It’s time to ship...
