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Montagne de Reims This month's selections both come from the same area: Montagne de Reims. Reims could be considered the unofficial capital of Champagne. Many historic maisons such as Veuve Cliquot, Tattinger, Bollinger and others...
This month we are featuring two rosés from Corsica, the fourth largest, and most mountainous, island in the Medditeranean. Once ruled by the Italian republic of Genoa, Corsica enjoyed a brief period as an independent...
Sicilia-Isole Eolie This trip to Sicily will bring us not to the main island, but to the archipelago of Isole Eolie, the Aeolian Islands, a group of seven small volcanic islands facing the northwestern part...
Every day in California is a celebration of viticulture. The Golden State is the fourth leading wine producer in the world, after Italy, France, and Spain, and responsible for 85% of all US wine production....
Basilicata Basilicata, also known by its ancient name Lucania, is the third least populous region of Italy but is nonetheless rich in many ways. With only two provinces, Matera and Potenza, it occupies the arch...
When thinking of wine producing countries, Austria is probably not the first to come to mind. However, Austria’s diverse soils and climates provide perfect conditions to produce some of the world’s finest wines. Austria has...
