The History of Oregon Wine The state of Oregon has become known worldwide for its ability to produce high-quality wines. However, wine production in Oregon did not kick off until the late 1970s. Oregon ranks fourth in the amount of wine produced in the US after California, Washington, and New York. According to the Oregon …
The History of Tuscany Wine Italy is home to some of the best wines in the world. It is nonetheless interesting to know that Italy’s wine-growing and winemaking are spread all over the country, with no single region being credited with producing the country’s best wine. Each wine region has its own unique story and …
The History of Montalcino Wine Brunello di Montalcino is a DOCG red wine. It is made only from grapes grown within the administrative boundary of the Municipality of Montalcino in the Province of Siena in Southeastern Tuscany. The Ombrone, Asso, and Orcia Rivers run through the wine region which covers about 243.62 square kilometers. Montalcino’s …
Chardonnay One of the most common wines in the world, Chardonnay grapes are used to produce numerous styles ranging from sharp, sparkling wines to creamy, rich wines matured in oak. Main Flavors Yellow apple Pear Pineapple Vanilla Butter Taste Profile: Dry, medium to full body Average acidity 11% to 15% ABV How to serve: 45 …
Pinot Noir Pinot Noir is the 10th most-grown wine grape variety in the world. Wines made with Pinot Noir have cultivated a large following of devoted wine lovers. Pinot Noir is a light to medium-bodied red wine famous for its complexity. It is appreciated for its aromas of red fruits, flowers, and spices, and earthy …
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