Rueda Wine Co.’s Barolo Vintage Report 2020
The winemaker’s quest to make the best red wine is centuries old. Here’s what happened when new winemaking methods were introduced in Barolo.
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Rueda Wine Co.’s Rhone Vintage Report 2021
The winemaker’s quest to make the best red wine is centuries old. Here’s what Rueda Wine Co. has to say about the 2021 vintage in the Rhone.
A Retrospective of Wine in South Africa: In Conversation with Ian Naude
Ian Naudé of Naudé Wines has been at the forefront of wine in South Africa, winemaking, and exportation for over 30 years. He’s worked with some of the most esteemed vineyards and companies worldwide, creating dozens of wines. His primary ambition has always been to “craft wines that tell a story of time and place.”
From the Vine to the Lab: New Tech Changing Wine
From the Vine to the Lab: New Tech Changing Wine – New wine technologies are arriving faster than ever before.
Rueda Wine Co.’s Burgundy Vintage Report 2021
The winemaker’s quest to make the best red wine is centuries old. Here’s what Rueda Wine Co. has to say about the 2021 vintage in Burgundy.
Rueda Wine Co.’s Barolo Vintage Report 2019
The winemaker’s quest to make the best red wine is centuries old. Here’s what happened when new winemaking methods were introduced in Barolo.
The Future Wine Production: Can Producers Combat Climate Change?
Wine production is intricately tied to the of changing forces nature. We take a look at how wine producers are combatting climate change.
Rueda Wine Co.’s Burgundy 2020 Vintage Report
The 2020 vintage in Burgundy, was highly anticipated, and so far is living up to expectations! 2020 has yielded succulent, intense and dense red wines. Sharp, and classically styled white wines. The region experienced a unique growing and picking season, one of the earliest on record. Significantly affected by unexpected heatwaves during July and August.
Switzerland Only Exports 2% Of Its Wines
Considering their reputation for exporting chocolate, cheese, and accurate timepieces. It’s odd that they’re able to drink and sell much of their superb wines at home. It turns out, a lot at home! Switzerland only exports 2% of its wines. Graubünden In the Bündner Herrschaft, the winemaking tradition dates back over a thousand years. Fernando
Sakkie Mouton, Koekenaap and West Coast Wines
West Coast Wine Koekenaap is a small town located on the West Coast of South Africa, situated in the Olifants River Valley. The region has a long history of wine-making, dating back to the early 18th century. Moreover, the West Coast of South Africa is renowned for its unique microclimate. Contributing to the production of