Category Archives: Facts

Newer posts →

Wearing T-Shirts for Wine!

Posted on by Kris

Jason Sadler wears t-shirts for a living, no seriously he does! Today is my featured day and he’ll be posting photos, videos and even playing Pictionary for prizes, so make sure you check out his website at iwearyourshirt.com    

Posted in Events, Facts, Funny, Giveaways, News | Leave a comment //

A Zin by any Other Name!

Posted on by Kris

With today being #Zinfandel Day on Twitter, I thought it only appropriate that I brush up on my Zinfandel synonyms! Here we go: Crljenak Kaštelanski, Gioia Del Colle, Morellone, Plavac Veliki, Primaticcio, Primativo, Primitivo, Primitivo Di Gioia, Primitivo Nero, Uva … Continue reading

Posted in Facts | Tagged | Leave a comment //

Which Wines Can Age? Let’s ask an English Lady Named Jancis…

Posted on by Kris

Aging wine is a tricky thing. I get asked a lot about which wines can age, so I decided it’s time to set the record straight and refer you to a lady named Jancis Robinson. What does she know? Well, … Continue reading

Posted in Facts, News | Leave a comment //

Edelzwicker

Posted on by Kris

Edelzwicker [pronounced the same way you read it] wines are from the  North-Eastern French region of Alsace [Ahl-zass]. If we breakdown the name, we can see that Edel=noble and Zwicker=mixture, basically meaning that the wine is a blend of the … Continue reading

Posted in Facts | Leave a comment //

My Type of Girl – Virginia Philip, Master Sommelier at The Breakers

Posted on by Kris

 “I like to end my day with sherry and head-banger music” Virginia Philip, Master Sommelier at The Breakers

Posted in Facts | Leave a comment //

Corton-Charlemagne

Posted on by Kris

According to local legend, the great French white Burgundy, Corton-Charlemagne, owes its existence, not to the emperor Charlemagne, but to his wife. The red wines of Corton stained his white beard so messily that she persuaded him to plant vines … Continue reading

Posted in Facts | Leave a comment //
← Older posts Newer posts →