Riesling, the world’s greatest white wine according to many wine geeks, is best known in Germany, Austria and Alsace, France. However, there’s some Old World Riesling in Italy too. Continue reading
Tag: Italy
Wine Review: Exploring Italian White Wines
Are Italian white wines some of the most underrated wines in the world? Continue reading
Wine Review: Exploring the Neverending Landscape of Italian Wines
I’m still on my Italian wines discovery journey with 5 more Italian wines to explore with you. Be aware that once you start this journey, there will be a never-ending assortment of regions, styles and varieties to try. Continue reading
Wine Review: Chilean Appassimento v. Amarone
Are you an Amarone lover? Can you find wines similar to Amarone in Chile? Continue reading
Wine Review: Italian Carmenere vs. Chilean
In my last post, I talked about some varieties that got lost in the mix over time in Chile, such as Carmenere. However, you may not know that the story of Carmenere also made its way to Italy. Continue reading
Wine Review: 3 More Exotic Italian Red Varieties
Continuing my recent exploration of Italian reds and whites, I found 3 obscure varieties from Italy that I had never tried. Are they worth seeking out? Continue reading
Wine Review: Great Bargain Italian Reds
During my time in California, I continued my recent obsession of exploring Italian wines. For this post, I’m highlighting 3 Italian reds worth seeking out because they are high quality, well-priced and unique. Continue reading
Wine Review: Exotic Italian Varieties
Although I love Italian wines, there is still so much more to experience and learn. I tried 10+ different Italian varieties that I had little to no experience with prior. Why aren’t these wines more popular? Continue reading
Wine Review: Uncommon Italian Grapes in Chile–Refosco & Teroldego
Neither famous in Italy or Chile, can these two lesser-known grape varieties succeed? Continue reading
Wine Review: Italian Wine Super-producer Antinori in Chile
If you love Italian wine, chances are you’ve tried wine from Antinori, who have been making wine in Italy since the 14th century. What you may not know is they also have a winery in Chile. Continue reading