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Many puzzling aspects of today’s wine landscape make more sense if we consider their historical context. For example, understanding where, when and how quality-oriented winemaking first developed can help explain why most “international” grapes trace their roots to France and Germany, rather than Italy or Spain. Wine, as we know it, emerged from Europe, as
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Single vineyard wines often are given the best barrels, and handling, because they command higher prices.
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Old añejo tequila barrels get a second life in the wine-making process, and lend
signature bell pepper notes to wine.
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Rosé wine can be a bit of a mystery. Labels rarely offer much information about
how the style is made.
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Argentina has a global reputation for making delicious malbec wines at low
prices.
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The vintners have turbo-charged the wine with natural flavors of strawberry,
rose and chocolate, creating an easy-to-drink red.
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The upgrade to D.O.C. status helps showcase the true character of this
cool-climate region.
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This green grape’s wines are known for citrusy flavors and herbal scents, but
their intensity will vary based on winemakers’ goals.
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Lightweight German-style gewurztraminer may be the sweet treat the wine lover in
your life deserves this Valentine’s Day.
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Wines made from the sangiovese grape are able to cut through the richness of
Italy’s exceptional cuisine.
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The winery is named after Dick Erath, a California student who produced the Willamette Valley’s first commercial pinot noir.
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To be certified as vegan, a wine must be filtered with a material that is not an animal product.
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