Beaujolais is a famous French wine-producing region that is located directly south of Burgundy. Sommeliers and experienced wine enthusiasts often cite Beaujolais as the best value in the world of wine, as the easy-drinking red wines produced there are of very high quality and relatively affordable. Wines produced just minutes …
The United States has risen to the top of the wine world in terms of production very rapidly over the past 30 years, and today the country is the third largest wine producer in the entire world. More American wine is produced in the state of California than anywhere else …
Besides being fortified wines and sharing the letter “M,” Madeira and Marsala hardly have all that much in common. Some compare them to sherry or port, but both are incredibly pleasant to drink as apéritif or digestif. With these wines, you’ll find them long-lived, based on vintages, when you tuck …
Sweet white wines are wonderful additions to hot summer days or at the end of a hearty meal. Unlike more tart varietals like sauvignon blanc, pinot grigio and riesling are widely considered easy-drinking wines. With a higher sugar count and lower tannins, pinot grigio and riesling are as easy to …
The wines of Japan are fairly scarce when compared with the production of large wine-making countries like France, Italy, and the United States. The majority of grapes that are grown in Japan are used as table grapes, and the wines produced domestically are from dual-purpose grapes that can be used …
Michigan holds four certified American Viticulture Areas (AVA), which is outstanding considering the region’s unique glacial soils. With 140 vineyards and wineries across the state, you’ll taste a red or white varietal that becomes another favorite. Attending wine festivals in Michigan is the best way to sample the wines of …
North Carolina has wine to offer you, whether you love red, white, sparkling, or sweet and dry wine. The best way to experience the region’s wines is to attend one of the many wine festivals in North Carolina. Since the 17th century, the Tar Heel State has produced wine, and …
If you love wine, then South Carolina should be on your travel bucket list! If you’re planning your next vacation and looking for new things to do, don’t miss out on the incredible wine festivals this state has to offer. Despite having a humid and arid climate mostly throughout the …
While it’s not exactly known as the Napa Valley of the Midwest, Minnesota does hold its own in terms of wine-making and wine-drinking awesomeness. The land of 10,000 lakes is home to more than 40 wineries that produce premium quality wine from locally sourced fruits. If you love wine and …
No matter what time of year it is, there’s always an excuse to enjoy the positive vibes that come along with wine festivals. Whether you’re searching for something new to do with your significant other or looking for the perfect place to spend your weekend. In the Capital of Country …
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