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Tempranillo Blanco

Tempranillo Blanco

Tempranillo Blanco is a relative newcomer in the wine world, especially compared to its famous red sibling. It is a famously recent discovery: in 1988, a grower named Jesús Galilea...

Tempranillo Blanco

Tempranillo Blanco is a relative newcomer in the wine world, especially compared to its famous red sibling. It is a famously recent discovery: in 1988, a grower named Jesús Galilea...

Anything But Chardonnay: The Grape You Swore You’d Never Drink Again

Anything But Chardonnay: The Grape You Swore Yo...

Almost everyone has that one grape they’ve banished. “I don’t drink Merlot.” “Anything but Chardonnay.” “Pinot Gris? No, thanks.” The words sound decisive, like a hard-earned lesson from experience —...

Anything But Chardonnay: The Grape You Swore Yo...

Almost everyone has that one grape they’ve banished. “I don’t drink Merlot.” “Anything but Chardonnay.” “Pinot Gris? No, thanks.” The words sound decisive, like a hard-earned lesson from experience —...

Tannat

Tannat

Tannat is a bold, tannin-packed red grape with roots in southwest France, particularly the Madiran region. It is also grown in nearby Irouléguy, Béarn, and Saint-Mont, and in the Basque-influenced...

Tannat

Tannat is a bold, tannin-packed red grape with roots in southwest France, particularly the Madiran region. It is also grown in nearby Irouléguy, Béarn, and Saint-Mont, and in the Basque-influenced...

Fiano

Fiano

Fiano is a white grape with deep roots in Southern Italy, especially Campania, and it’s been around for a very long time—possibly since Roman days. Some writers link it to...

Fiano

Fiano is a white grape with deep roots in Southern Italy, especially Campania, and it’s been around for a very long time—possibly since Roman days. Some writers link it to...

Verdelho

Verdelho

Verdelho is a white grape with deep roots in Portugal, most famously used in Madeira wine, where it played a role in the country’s maritime trade and wine history. Its...

Verdelho

Verdelho is a white grape with deep roots in Portugal, most famously used in Madeira wine, where it played a role in the country’s maritime trade and wine history. Its...