TerreNoble Winemaker Garcia in the Vineyard Are you curious about Carménère from Chile? What Type of Wine is Carménère From Chile? Carménère from Chile is a full-bodied, dry red wine, considered the national wine grape of Chile. The Aroma and Taste of Carménère From Chile Pronounced kär-mə-ˈner this dry red wine possesses aromas and flavors […]
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7 Sensational Secrets to Loving Italian Grape Varieties Italian Grape Varieties Love Italian wine? Curious about Italian grape varieties? You probably already know Italian grape varieties like the white wine Pinot Grigio and the red wine Sangiovese. Experts count over 1000 Italian grape varieties in Italy. (You can read about them here). Many of these
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Can Dry Tokaji Win as the “New Sauvignon Blanc?” Dry Tokaji from the Furmint grape is a delicious white wine from the Tokaj region of Hungary with very crisp acidity. Historically, Furmint and Hárslevelű grapes enjoyed harvest late in the season This “noble rot” concentrated the sweetness of the grape, allowing for the production of
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Gruner Veltliner Vs. Albariño: Can you Detect the Difference? Are you curious about the difference between Albariño and Gruner Veltliner? These are both excellent examples of crisp, dry, white wines. What Gruner Veltliner and Albariño Have in Common As these two wines come from different countries, with different climates, and different grape varieties one wonders
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