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Greece The origins of Greek wine can be traced back to 4000 BC, when people in northern Greece first began cultivating vines. The region possesses diverse and abundant terroir, encompassing towering mountain ranges, verdant valleys,...
LIOCO WINE CO. We have found your Thanksgiving wines! After tasting the LIOCO line up, we realized we should jump on these wines in October, so that y’all can pick them up BEFORE Thanksgiving, or...
URUGUAY How much do you know about Uruguay? Without consulting outside sources, we could think of 4 things: it is a small country in South America dwarfed by its giant neighbors Argentina and Brazil; it...
TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE/SUDTIROL This month we’re taking it to the top, visiting Italy’s northernmost alpine region and leading source of stunning Dolomite peaks, subsequent green valleys, and befuddling nomenclature. Even the above mouthful is an abbreviation,...
AUSTRIA We first introduced you to Austrian wines last June, and we decided to bring them back around on the anniversary, as we find their light, crisp, fresh and fruity flavors to be a...
NEW ZEALAND On September 25, 1819, the Reverend Samuel Marsden, chaplain to New South Wales in Australia, planted a grape vine in the soils of Stone Store, KeriKeri in the Bay of Islands at the...
