Being a German influenced wine region, Alsace is more known for its white wines like in Germany. However, they also make some interesting reds too. Continue reading
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Wine Review: Burgundian Sauvignon Blanc
There’s an appellation in the region of Burgundy that specializes in Sauvignon Blanc. Have you tried Saint-Bris before? Continue reading
Wine Review: Blanc de Noirs Grenache
Although I’ve had several Grenache Blanc (Garnacha Blanca) wines, I just tried my first Blanc de Noirs Grenache white. Continue reading
Wine Review: Bargain Blockbuster Bordeaux?
Bordeaux produces so much wine that there are bargains at every price point that punch above their price tag. Let’s look at a few highly rated ones. Continue reading
Wine Review: Irancy – Burgundy Comparison
Chablis’ red wine neighbor: how does Irancy Pinot Noir stack up to Pinot from the Cote d’Or? Continue reading
Wine Review: Northern Rhone Whites
Although the Rhone is famous for its reds, Rhone whites are becoming more popular. Continue reading
Wine Review: Loire vs. Chilean Sauvignon Blanc
Although Sauvignon Blanc is a consistent variety across continents and price ranges, there are several styles of Sauvignon Blanc. Let’s compare Chile vs. the Loire. Continue reading
Wine Review: Malbec from Burgundy & Muscadet
Malbec originates from Southwest France, where appellations like Cahors specialize in varietal Malbec. However, there’s a bit of Malbec being grown further north in central France too. Continue reading
Wine Tourism: Côtes Catalanes
I just got back from France and Spain, where I spent most of my time in both Spanish Catalonia and French Catalonia (or Northern Catalonia). This post will focus on wine tourism in the latter. Continue reading
Wine Review: German v. French Riesling
After looking at New World Riesling, I wanted to re-examine Old World Riesling. Is there a difference between Riesling from Mosel and Riesling from Alsace? Continue reading