The Willamette Valley, Oregon's coolest winegrowing region, is the source for most of Oregon's wine grapes. The Willamette Valley is by far western Oregon's largest winegrowing region in size, vineyard acreage, and number of wineries. In January 1984,...
The term applied to the naturally fermented juice of the grape. True wine produced from grapes can be divided into three categories: Still wines - standard table wines (red, white, rosé) Sparkling wines - Champagne, Spumante, etc. Fortified wines - Sherry,...
An appellation is a geographical indication used to identify where the grapes for a wine were grown. Restrictions other than geographical boundaries, such as what grapes may be grown, maximum grape yields, alcohol level, and other quality factors, may also...
The ideal wine cellar need not be found in a cave or hidden deep below your house or apartment. What you need is a space that is roomy, dry, and airy. It should be away from the light, vibration free, and be able to maintain a fairly constant 55-57 degrees...
There are four main classifications of wine: LIGHT BEVERAGE (natural still wines) are wines that generally have an alcoholic content of less than 14% and includes red and white Bordeaux, Burgundy, Alsatian, Rhine, Moselle, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese,...
Each wine club is custom designed to feature wines that fit each package whether it's an Italian wine club, Organic wine club, or Texas wine club. If you find shopping for wine is not your thing, we take the hassle out of the experience by having our Wine...
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