If You Like Riesling, You'll Love These
There are so many facets of Riesling - from dry, crisp and minerally to plush and delicately sweet. Whether you’re dipping your toes into the world of Riesling or it's a varietal you pick up often...
There are so many facets of Riesling - from dry, crisp and minerally to plush and delicately sweet. Whether you’re dipping your toes into the world of Riesling or it's a varietal you pick up often...
Sangiovese is a chameleon grape that takes on the gifts of its terroir and expresses those gifts with such nuance. It can be cheerful and fruit-forward or bold and brooding depending on the wine style.
I thought Nebbiolo was always a big, bold, tannic red wine, but as I tried more, I learned that it’s not a one (tasting) note wonder.
If you think we’re going to talk about that blush-colored, slightly sweet patio wine, just wait! While 85% of Zinfandel continues to be used to make sweet, rosè wine, we’re here to talk about the full-body, jammy red wine that even serious wine drinkers enjoy.
If you’ve enjoyed your fair share of Merlot, however, and want to expand your taste buds' repertoire, I’ve got other similar wines for you to explore.