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In Montefalco, they’re bringing Sagrantino back and creating a new “must see” wine country. Ah, Tuscany... storied land of rooms with views, Florentine frescoes and home of the wine that Hannibal Lecter likes to pair with liver. But did you know that right next door in Umbria you get the Read More

Bordeaux Week: A City and Region Reborn

Tracy Ellen Kamens

Features

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From high-tech wine bars to newly restored châteaux, Bordeaux is ready and eager to receive tourists. Downtown, much of the shift has been attributed to the city’s charismatic mayor, Alain Juppé, as modern trams speed quietly along crime-free streets, carrying commuters and visitors alike. But the classic wines, formal estates Read More

Wine Tourism Italy: Two Apps to Make the Most of Your Time

Elisabetta Tosi

Features Wine Spotlight

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Planning a visit to Italy and its wineries in the next few months? Nice idea! And you’re lucky, because in our technological times you do not have to weigh yourself down with paper guides, books, maps, leaflets or brochures. Everything you need for your journey is in a convenient app Read More

Jumilla: Introducing Monastrell Wine to a World Market

Penny McKinlay

Features Wine Spotlight

6 min read

I was introduced to Altos de Luzón, a wine from Jumilla, this past winter and was entranced by a small, relatively unknown wine region in southeast Spain that has been growing grapes and making wine for over 5,000 years. When-read more- Read More

“We believe in Sagrantino”: The villas and vistas of Montefalco

Bordeaux Week: A City and Region Reborn

Wine Tourism Italy: Two Apps to Make the Most of Your Time

Jumilla: Introducing Monastrell Wine to a World Market

2018 Ghost of a Chance Wines “Gangster of Love” Red, Sierra Foothills

2020 One Flock Sauvignon Blanc

2020 One Flock Red Wine, California

Bellenda San Fermo, Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco Superiore, Brut

2021 David Frost Sauvignon Blanc, Western Cape, South Africa