To make wine, you need grape must. That’s freshly crushed grape juice with solids containing the skins and seeds. Certain acids are added to a wine for various reasons. For example, tartaric ...

There are a series of controls on the form and content of wine labels that coexist with the Geographic Indications regulations. The most important is what is commonly called truth-in-labelling, ...

Uncorking wine and spirits adventures around the world. Decoding a French wine label can feel like unraveling a mystery, especially for those new to the world of wine. Unlike many New World wines ...

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“If it has DOC on the label it comes from a smaller area [with] more rules and regulations” and tends to be “mid to high-quality.” Meanwhile, if your wine is labelled DOCG “it comes from ...

Having recently experienced a revival thanks to its tactility, high quality results, and support for craftsmanship, this ...

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Yet, Flunder did tip his hat to the label's success, conceding: "You have to respect a wine that is so popular." But does expert opinion really trump consumer sentiment? As per the Vivino website ...

Southern Italian whites are enjoying a Renaissance, as evidenced by this Janare Falanghina, a vibrant mix of white flowers, ...

Over time, Bordeaux wine producers have recognized the value in augmenting expensive, top-growth wines with second labels that cost significantly less. These are often wines made from grapes grown ...

It’s the latest in a growing criminal trend: wine fraud. By Ali Watkins The red French wines were some of the most high-end bottles you could find, stacked neatly among other luxury labels.