Rusden Wines, (a winery located in the Barossa Valley region of Australia) has announced it’s giving-up on the screw-cap, and will return to bottling all of its wines under a cork. Rusden winemaker Christian Canute cited “persistent quality control … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged Australia, Barossa, Cork, Screw Cap, Screw Cap Wine, screwcap, Stelvin | Leave a comment //Now why didn’t I think of this!?!?!? Genius!!!I wonder if the same thing can be done with bad wine reviews…
Posted in Funny | Leave a comment //Grüner Veltliner [groo-nur felt-leen-er] Origin According to DNA analysis, Grüner Veltliner is thought to be a cross between Grüner Muskateller and Traminer grape vines. The first mention of Grüner Veltliner was in documents dating back to 1855. Before … Continue reading
Posted in Facts | Tagged Austria, Gruner Veltliner, Kamptal, Kremstal, Wachau | 3 Comments //What’s your background and is this your full-time job? I grew up in North-West Michigan, and I always loved building and drawing. After high school I headed to Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo to study art and education. For the … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged Cork, Scott Gundersen, wine art, Wine cork art | Leave a comment //Szymon Klimek has too much time on his hands. This Polish guy builds amazingly intricate machines inside of wine glasses that are fully-functional and serve absolutely zero purpose…apart from looking AWSEOME! Below is his latest, called Sponge. Made from 0.1 … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged Wine Glass, wine glass design | Leave a comment //Below is a really handy guide to how Spanish wines are classified, in terms of the minimum length of time they’ve spent in the barrel/bottle. Since terms such as Crianza and Reserva will frequently appear on bottles of red Rioja, … Continue reading
Posted in Facts | Tagged Crianza, Gran Reserva, Reserva, Rioja, Spain, What is Crianza, What is Gran Reserva, What is Reserva | Leave a comment //