Vernaccia di San Gimignano Just 720 hectares of San Gimignano are dedicated to vernaccia vines, planted in sandy soils that hold a secret: fossilized Pliocene mineral deposits, leftovers of a time, millions of years ago, when the sea covered this land—a factor the vignerons of vernaccia believe contributes to the succulent quality of their wines.
South Africa’s Cape Winelands Carved by the ages, South Africa seems as old as time—a captivating landscape jutting sharply into the colliding path of two mighty oceans.
B.C. Wines for Spring 2019 Three delicious B.C. wine options in anticipation of longer and warmer days.
B.C. Bubbles for Winter 2018 ‘Tis the season of twinkling lights, celebratory gatherings, and endless canapés that deserve to be washed down with something as sparkling as the conversation.
Rosé Wines of the Rhône Valley Despite the Rhône Valley’s recognition as a red wine region, there is increasing growth, and enthusiasm, for its unique rosés.
