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Spanish Rosé
There can be no question that wine tastes do change with the seasons. Red wines seem to dominate the winter months while the white wines are more popular during the hot summer months. That however leaves two seasons unaccounted for; Spring and Fall. Red wines do not...
The Attack of the Sweet Monsters
We do not know if we are in-tune or out of tune with today’s wine preferences but for many centuries, it has been the dry (non-sweet) wines that have ruled the world of wines. They were written about, praised, and even sold at incredibly bloated prices. If no one has...
Fathers Day … If you Can’t Get Him Cohibas … May We Suggest
Father’s day is rapidly approaching and the question comes up: what do we get for DOD (Dear Old Dad)? Unfortunately, the penultimate gift would be a box of Cohibas cigars from Cuba, but the trade deals with that country have not yet been finalized so as the old...
Discover the Spanish Rosé Wines
There can be no question that wine tastes do change with the seasons. Red wines seem to dominate the winter months while the white wines are more popular during the hot summer months. That however leaves two seasons unaccounted for; Spring and Fall. Red wines do not...
More From South Africa
One of the really great things about wines is that there is always a fresh vintage available to sample. In the Northern Hemisphere, when the grapes are just beginning to flower and the previous year’s wines are quietly resting in casks, the Southern Hemisphere...
Wente Chardonnay … Resurrecting a Slipping Variety
One wine variety that has taken a terrific beating in the past few years has been the Chardonnay. For centuries, Chardonnay was the darling of the white wines however, in recent years, the variety fell from grace due to the plethora of cheap, undistinguished versions...