Learn about Beaujolais wines. Rob Moshein stops by to share some information on Beaujolais, a French wine-growing region. Beaujolais is primarily made from the Gamay grape. Rob discusses levels and sub-regions. He recommends Beaujoais wines, especially...
Exploring Wine Regions
Wines.com adviser Denman Moody reflects on the historic blind tasting competition between California and French wines which took place in the 1976 in Paris. Stags Leap and Chateau Montelena beat all famous French wines to the shock of the world. Denman...
March 14, 2013
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Exploring Wine Regions
Learn about Sangiovese. Sommelier Bill Elsey stops by to share some information on the Sangiovese grape varietal and Tuscan winemaking. Ripe fruit and herbal characteristics typify this famous Italian wine.
Bill Elsey stops by to share some information on the Piedmont Region of Italy and its unique success with the Nebbiolo (literally "fog") grape varietal. High tannin and high acid structure. Made in two predominant styles: [audioclip url="http://www.wines.com/magical/wp-content/uploads/barolo.mp3"]Barolo[/audioclip]...
Learn about Chardonnay. Rob Moshein, Austin Wine Guy, talks about Chardonnay the world's most popular white wine. The character of Chardonnay wines depends to a great extent on where it is made and how the winemaker influences it. In this video,...
Rob Moshein, Austin Wine Guy, takes us on a speedy tour of Bordeaux, explaining the basic regional differences of wines made on the Right or Left Banks. He profiles Right Bank wines of Pomerol and Saint-Emilion, and Left Bank wines of Haut Medoc,...
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