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The History of American Grapes: Indigenous Varieties and Their Legacy
Additionally, American grapes typically contain higher acidity, making them most suitable for juice and jelly.
The Rise of Riesling Wine in New York: Why It’s a Top Producer
The region’s glacial soils and sloping hills provide excellent drainage, allowing vines to develop strong root systems while benefiting from the lake-effect temperatures that help regulate seasonal changes. The result?
5 Wine Cocktails to Make at Home
Love margaritas? Try this red wine version for a bold, flavorful cocktail that’s perfect for happy hour.
New Year’s Resolution: Learn More About WINE! 7 Resources to Learn About Wine
As the New Year unfolds, it’s the perfect time to set resolutions and embark on new journeys of discovery. If your goal is to deepen your appreciation for the world of wine, you’re in for a delightful adventure.
Sippin’ Through History: The Wild Ride of Prohibition and Wineries
Picture this: December 5th, 1933 – a date that would go down in history as Repeal Day. It’s the day when the 21st Amendment to the Constitution was ratified, ending the wild and wacky ride of Prohibition. Today we celebrate the repeal of Prohibition, so grab a glass of your favorite vino and read on for enticing tale.