by Wine Explorer | Sep 23, 2022 | The Wine Explorers Letter
Editor's Note: In case you missed it, we're kicking off Fall with two stellar mystery collections of wine from all over the world! These include grapes grown on 100 yr old vines, wines made exclusively for the Partnership, and much more... The deal? It's one of...
by Wine Explorer | Sep 16, 2022 | The Wine Explorers Letter
Contents: Introducing the Tempranillo Grape Winemaker Survival A French Rescue Spain. Most people don’t give it a second thought as a wine region. That’s a mistake. Spain has more acreage devoted to vines than any other country. Its northern regions have produced some...
by Wine Explorer | Sep 9, 2022 | The Wine Explorers Letter
Contents: The Birthplace of Wine Discovering the World's Oldest Winery Can You Drink The Oldest Bottle of Wine? Soon, we’ll be sharing details with you around our upcoming collection, which traces the Roman diaspora of wines and grapes in western and northern Europe....
by Wine Explorer | Sep 2, 2022 | The Wine Explorers Letter
Contents: The Diversity of the Grape Varieties of Italy A Brief History of Italian Grapes Some Important Italian Grape Varieties Like a child, who, having mastered algebra, believes himself competent in mathematics until the teacher utters the word “calculus,” we are...
by Wine Explorer | Aug 26, 2022 | The Wine Explorers Letter
In this article you will find: 4 Ideas for Your Next Wine Tasting with Julien Miquel Summer Wines White Wines of Burgundy Chablis White Wine The twilight seems to stretch on forever in these latter evenings of summer. They are best spent with family on a back porch,...
by Wine Explorer | Aug 19, 2022 | The Wine Explorers Letter
In this article you will find: Aerator Taste-Test with Julien Miquel Wine Additives Pesticides in Wine Did you know that a 2013 French study found traces of pesticides in 90% of wines sold in supermarkets? More on that in a moment. But first… Do wine aerators work?...
