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Whether or not you agree with the stinging vitriol directed at the Merlot grape in the 2004 film "Sideways," there's no denying the varietal's popularity. Light on tannins and distinctly...
Among wine professionals, the word pinot always means the red grape pinot noir, which has been cultivated for 2,000 years. Because of its age, it has what wine writer Oz Clarke calls in the book...
When wine grapes have ripened on the vine, they are picked and sent to a winery, where they are rinsed in a solution of sulfur dioxide to remove bacteria, wild yeast and other microorganisms. The...
Shiraz wine is an often overlooked red wine, overshadowed by more popular varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon, but Shiraz wine is gaining popularity and notoriety because of its fruity, complex...
A long-time summertime treat in the South, scuppernong is a large muscadine grape that is bronze or lighter in color, according to the North Carolina Wine and Grape Council. First discovered in...
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