Category: Varietals and Wine Styles

Have you ever met a Pinot Gris that knocked your socks off? I haven’t. It’s one of the few varietals that I haven’t found a

Zazzle’s t-shirt gave me an excuse to write this article: Do you know the way to Cabernet?  But what exactly does that mean? Do you

For many years, I have said that I’m a member of the ABC club – the Anything but Chardonnay club. Why? Because I’m not a

Looking for a fun white combination? Today we’re going to explore the wonderful combination of Albarino and Pinot Grigio. You’ll find this in WineShop At

Vin Santo: a Tuscan wine made from partially raisinated grapes. Really? Really. We will explore this wonderful wine today. Thank you to Wine Folly for

Have you heard of Pinotage? This is South Africa’s signature grape, but it only accounts for six percent of the country’s wine grape production. Let’s

Last week was International Grenache Day. In honor of the day, Rhone Rangers had a wonderful Zoom call with five wineries that make Grenache. I’m

I’m delighted to introduce you to Helen Ruiz, who is the second person behind Wine Rooster and the main content writer on the website. Coming

When we think of Petit Verdot, we usually think of a red variety that is mixed in with other red varieties to form a wonderful