The Hybrids of New York

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The Tempranillo Grape

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Thursday, February 21st, 2019

Featured Vineyard: Benmarl Winery

The Hudson Valley wine region is lush with fantastic wineries and beautiful vineyards, and it’s recently begun to make a national name for itself among the wine community. While more and more establishments pop up along the Hudson River, there is one winery that’s been there since the beginning. Cozied up in Marlboro, NY is - Read More

Tuesday, February 19th, 2019

Baco Noir: The Hybrid Unicorn

As we mentioned in the last article, hybrid wines are one of New York’s greatest assets in terms of the global wine industry. A key player in the hybrid community is Baco Noir, which happens to live in upstate New York as well. It was created by Francois Baco in the late 1800s by crossing - Read More

Thursday, February 14th, 2019

The Hybrids of New York

The Noble Grapes (the six classic varietals that began the wine obsession back in the day) are obviously an essential part of viticulture and will always hold an important place in the past and future of winemaking. That said, this is 2019, and innovation is the name of the game. This can be in regards - Read More

Tuesday, February 19th, 2019

Baco Noir: The Hybrid Unicorn

As we mentioned in the last article, hybrid wines are one of New York’s greatest assets in terms of the global wine industry. A key player in the hybrid community is Baco Noir, which happens to live in upstate New York as well. It was created by Francois Baco in the late 1800s by crossing - Read More

Thursday, February 14th, 2019

The Hybrids of New York

The Noble Grapes (the six classic varietals that began the wine obsession back in the day) are obviously an essential part of viticulture and will always hold an important place in the past and future of winemaking. That said, this is 2019, and innovation is the name of the game. This can be in regards - Read More

Tuesday, February 12th, 2019

NY Drinks NY Grand Tasting 2019

If you’ve been following along with your articles, then you know just how much we love New York wines and wineries. This state is a mecca for new and innovative creations, as well as classic and elegant centuries old varietals, and we are here for all of it. One of the organizations that support the - Read More

Saturday, February 9th, 2019

The Favorite Wine(s) of the Romans

The Romans, as we know, are the ancestors of culture. Through the language of Latin, the architectural influence, the brilliance of engineering, and of course, the glorious art of viticulture, the effects of the Romans are still found consistently throughout modern society. In ancient Roman culture, wine was a “democratic” drink, and was offered to - Read More

Tuesday, February 5th, 2019

The Wines of Sicily

The faraway land of Sicily is one that that has caught international interest for hundreds of years. Throughout the centuries, the now-Italian island of Sicily has been under the rule of many different countries, which has helped to develop quite the rich cultural history. Starting in 8th century BC, Sicily was originally colonized by the - Read More

Friday, February 1st, 2019

What Makes Barolo Red Wines So Great

In our previous article about the Piedmont wine region of Italy, we discussed a few of the world-famous wines that are made there, one of them being the Barolo. Because there are so many wonderful grapes and wines from that region, we didn’t have much time to discuss the true joy that is the Barolo, - Read More

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Tuesday, January 29th, 2019

The Piedmont Wine Region

We already know Italy’s claim to fame in the wine industry- it’s the number one producing country in the entire world and is home to some of the oldest vineyards on the planet. The entire country is full of gorgeous wineries creating some fabulous ones, but there’s one in particular that constantly gains international attention. - Read More

Friday, January 25th, 2019

State of the Wine Industry 2018

Ah 2018, you were…a year. For the wine industry in America, it was a pretty interesting year actually. Let’s take a look at how our favorite grape-based beverage did these past 12 months. In 2018, we saw the first nudge toward negative growth in off-premise sales since 1993, according to the annual Silicon Valley - Read More

Monday, January 21st, 2019

Winter Food and Wine Pairings

Winter is the season of cooking. It’s cold outside so you stay inside and make tasty things that warm up your home and your bellies. We all know that fruits and vegetables are a bit limited during the winter season but that doesn’t mean they should sit in the corner and feel sad about not - Read More

Thursday, January 17th, 2019

Glühwein – A Top Pick for Wintertime

Mother Nature is about to dump a whole lot of snow on us which means it’s time to gather up the tasty snacks, download a whole bunch of movies, and settle in for a snow day (or weekend.) Times like this call for adult beverages and projects that take up all the free time you - Read More

Wednesday, January 16th, 2019

What the Heck is Trebbiano Toscano?

The Trebbiano grape is one of the most widely planted grapes in the entire world, particularly in Italy and also in France, where it’s actually called Ugni Blanc. It’s a white grape that tends to be slightly dry, medium-bodied, and has a medium-high tannin and is used for things like brandy and vinegar because it - Read More

Saturday, January 12th, 2019

Where To Drink Wine in Saskatoon (the Paris of the Prairies)

Oh, Canada! Our beautiful neighbor to the north isn’t usually associated with the wine industry but there are definitely some gorgeous hidden gems up there. In the great state of Saskatchewan, there is a city called Saskatoon which is known as the “Paris of the Prairies.” Saskatoon gets this nickname primarily from the recent surge - Read More

Wednesday, January 9th, 2019

The Tempranillo Grape

As red grapes go, we think of noble grapes first: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Pinot Noir. While these are all lovely and delicious, there are so many other fabulous red wines to try, and many that aren’t from France. One of these is the Tempranillo grape from Rioja, Spain. The name itself comes from the - Read More

Friday, January 4th, 2019

By now, you all know that we are obsessed with wine. Really, really, obsessed. However, that doesn’t mean we’re discriminating against other kinds of alcoholic beverages. In fact, we are equal opportunity, open-minded consumers here, and we want you to be too. So, for a little departure from our regularly scheduled programming, we want to - Read More

Wednesday, January 2nd, 2019

Millennials and Wine

In recent years, the popularity of wine drinking in the United States has flourished in ways that surprised and excited those in the industry. Of course, wine has always been a commonly consumed beverage around the world, and here at home, however, there is a new obsession with it that has sparked interest within one - Read More

Friday, December 28th, 2018

Celebrate 2018 with Some Bubbly!

Can you believe it? We’re just a few days away from ringing in yet another year! It seems like 2018 totally flew by right before our eyes but we’re ready for 2019 and all the fabulous things it will bring. Of course, there are no true New Year’s Eve festivities if there isn’t any delicious - Read More

Friday, December 21st, 2018

Wines for Christmas Dinner

We don’t know how it happened but Christmas is finally here! That beautiful time to gather with family and friends and celebrate with a giant meal, because nothing brings people together better than food. If you’re hosting this year or you’re going to someone else’s house, it’s important that wine makes an appearance at your - Read More

Wednesday, December 19th, 2018

Wines of Lebanon

Fun fact: Lebanon is actually the smallest sovereign state in the entire continent of Asia, amassing only 4,036 square miles. At the heart of Lebanese viticulture is the Bekaa Valley, home to one of the most magnificent Greek temples that was once dedicated to Bacchus, the god of wine. There is actually viticultural evidence showing - Read More

Thursday, December 13th, 2018

Wines of Israel

A region that gets plenty of publicity but isn’t often recognized for their wine is the Middle East. Comprising of the nations in Western Asia that surround the Eastern part of the Mediterranean, plus Egypt in Africa, and Turkey in Europe, the Middle East is commonly known for political strife and conflict. We’re here to - Read More

Monday, December 10th, 2018

Turkish Wine 101

Turkey is a pretty big country; the second biggest country, in fact, in Europe by square mileage, if you count the part that technically resides in Asia. This giant nation holds so many historical treasures, gorgeous foods, and most importantly (in our opinion), beautiful wine regions. With over 1.5 million acres of grapevines planted for - Read More

Friday, December 7th, 2018

Wines to Bring to a Hanukkah Party

Tis the season and the holidays are officially upon us! December usually kicks off the holiday spirit but this year, we get to start the month with Hanukkah. A little background for you: On the Jewish calendar, the lunar calendar, the holidays are the same days every year. However, Western society follows the solar calendar - Read More

Wednesday, December 5th, 2018

Virginia Wine Country

The West Coast has definitely made a name for itself as a key player in the global wine industry with California, Washington, and Oregon all being at the top of the list not only in America but throughout the world as leading wine producers. However, there are some places along the Eastern side of our country - Read More

Friday, November 30th, 2018

It is known that the Greeks were a foundational aspect of the creation of Western culture. Their love of food and wine, theatre, and art has transcended through the centuries and is quite relevant still today. Despite the fact that wine has been produced in Greece for thousands of years, in our current wine industry, - Read More

Wednesday, November 28th, 2018

Lake Erie: New York’s Least Known Wine Region

When we think of lakes in New York that contribute to the greater wine community, it’s usually the Finger Lakes and their Riesling. However, what most don’t realize is the Lake Erie AVA is a large participant in the New York wine industry. Over 42,000 acres of vineyard exist in the Lake Erie American Viticultural - Read More

Tuesday, November 20th, 2018

Wines for Thanksgiving

It’s that time of year again- we don’t know how time flew by so fast- and we’re about to be sitting down for Thanksgiving dinner. Whether you’re headed home to your family, traveling to see friends, or just going out to your favorite restaurant, the wine you drink is almost as important as the food - Read More

Thursday, November 15th, 2018

Cinque Terre: Hidden Gem of Italy

Europe has many gorgeous cities, many of them crucially important to some of the world’s biggest industries. However, European countries are also known for their tiny little gems of cities, the ones that are tucked away and off the beaten path. One of those such places is called Cinque Terre, and it’s a little coastal - Read More

Friday, November 9th, 2018

Wines of Macedonia

If you didn’t know, Macedonia is a small country nestled above Greece, in between Albania and Bulgaria, and was once part of Yugoslavia. When it was a part of Yugoslavia, the Republic of Macedonia produced both wine and vodka but now their focus is their 55,000 acres of vineyard. The climate of Macedonia is relative - Read More

Tuesday, November 6th, 2018

Provence: World Capital of Rosé

The nation of France is a wine-producing powerhouse, with over 8 billion bottles of wine being created in a year. There are hundreds of AVAs, thousands of acres of vineyard, and many, many famous regions throughout the entire country, each one with its own unique niche within the gigantic market. One of those regions is - Read More

Friday, November 2nd, 2018

Who Knew About the Wineries in Kentucky?

Kentucky has its own claims to fame- the Derby, great bourbon, bluegrass music- and we can all agree it tops the charts for all of these things. But did you know the Bluegrass State also has some fantastic wineries? Yep, you read that right- Kentucky has wineries and it’s part of the Ohio River Valley - Read More

Wednesday, October 31st, 2018

Reims: Birthplace of Champagne

Champagne: a gorgeously bubbly beverage with which we love to toast to life, to love, to a Friday night. Champagne: a region in northeastern France where the aforementioned beverage is exclusively produced. To clarify: Champagne is only Champagne if it comes from said region, otherwise it is just sparkling wine, or maybe Prosecco or Cava, - Read More

Friday, October 26th, 2018

The Wines of Moldova

We’re always on the hunt for something new and different in the wine world, and although they’ve been around for millions of years, we’re becoming quite infatuated with the wines of Moldova. To be specific, there are fossils of grape vines near the Naslavcia village in the northern part of Moldova, a tiny country seated - Read More

Wednesday, October 24th, 2018

A Brief History of Rosé

Ah, rosé, our dear summer water. The bubbly pink beverage that we treasure and adore. It’s on every menu and is part of every happy summer memory, but do we really know anything about it? If we’re going to be obsessed with it, we should probably know where it came from. We’ve already explained why - Read More

Thursday, October 18th, 2018

Teroldego: a Spicy Italian Red

The cold weather has started making its way into our lives which means it’s time for those gorgeous, deep red wines that will keep us warm. Sure, you could reach for your standard Pinot or Malbec, but why not try something new? Enter: Teroldego, a red grape from the northeastern part of Italy. The name - Read More

Thursday, October 18th, 2018

Discover Pecorino, the Virtuous Italian White

Yes, Pecorino is a fantastic salty cheese that you want to pile on your pasta, but it’s also the name of a gorgeous lesser-known white wine from Italy. It’s only grown in the Marche, Abruzzo, Liguria, Tuscany, Umbria, and Lazio regions and is believed to be an extremely old grape variety that started as just a - Read More

Friday, October 12th, 2018

What is Orange Wine and Why Should You Buy It?

Okay, so for the most part, when you think about wines in basic categories, and those categories are colors. Obviously, you don’t just look at a bartender and just order a glass of red wine (unless it’s house) but you may classify yourself as someone who “only drinks red wine.” We’re equal opportunity wine drinkers - Read More

Wednesday, October 10th, 2018

5 Affordable Red Wines for Fall 2018

Fall is that wonderful season where the leaves start to change, the temperatures begin to drop, and we search for delicious beverages to keep us warm. For some, that means hot chocolate or a mug of tea. For us, we turn to those gorgeous deep red wines, the ones with the dark and spicy flavors - Read More

Friday, October 5th, 2018

3 Great Wine Regions You’ve Never Heard Of

There are classic wine regions like Napa Valley in California, Rioja in Spain, or Bordeaux in France, and sure, they’re magnificent and all, but why not try something new? All over the world, there are little pockets of wine magic being created that most people haven’t tried yet. Here are three up and coming fantastic - Read More

Tuesday, October 2nd, 2018

California: the Perfect Climate for Growing Grapes

California has made a name for itself as the state for winemaking within the United States. For many decades now, it’s just been a basic fact that California is the top producing state in the country, and that their wines are the best. Now, they obviously do have the bottles to back it up- those - Read More

Friday, September 28th, 2018

3 NYC Wine Festivals for Fall

Okay, so it’s officially fall, which means summer is definitely over. While we’re sad to see the days of picnics in the park and bottles of summer water (aka rosé) leave us, we are very excited for sweater weather, changing leaves, and the opportunity to indulge in the opportunity to dig into those deep red - Read More

Tuesday, September 25th, 2018

Four Grape-Growing Regions of New York

Our great state of New York is known for a lot of things: apples, bagels, pizza, and of course, wine! Did you know that New York State is actually among the top five wine producing regions in the entire country? Yep, we’re that good. In this fabulous state, we have four main wine growing regions, - Read More

Saturday, September 22nd, 2018

So Many Italian Grapes!

Italy has always been revered for its food and beverage quality. It’s common knowledge that some of the greatest recipes in the world for the tastiest foods, like pasta, tomato sauce, and many desserts, can be found in the country of Italy and passed down for generations. Their wine industry is at the top of - Read More

Thursday, September 20th, 2018

Combating Counterfeit: A Movement to Protect Wine Regions

In winemaking, there are many factors to consider if you want to produce a truly fantastic bottle of wine. There’s the kind of grape, the fermentation method, the type of barrel, whether it be oak or steel, and there’s the location. The region in which a wine is made has so much more to do - Read More

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