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Germany, the white wine country
German winemaking is known mainly for its white wines. Wines that hold onto freshness, intensity and fragrance for years and that have become famous around the world. Find out more about German [...]
Portugal, a wine country
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Barolo “The king of wines”
Considered to be one of the best wines in the world, many have referred to Barolo as the king of wines and even as the wine of the kings. An exclusive product that is known for being made in the [...]
Alsace wines: German-style French wines
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Vinho Verde, one of the freshest DOCs
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Port wine, the sweet reward for patience
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Bordeaux wine: la Rive Gauche
A few days ago we talked about Bordeaux wines and their significance on the international wine scene. However, we looked at only one of the regions, the Right Bank or Rive Droite of the Dordogne [...]
Bordeaux wine: La rive droite
For more than two centuries, the French region of Bordeaux has been recognized as the world’s first wine region. Bordeaux wine is sought internationally and many of the Châteaux producers are co [...]
…If penicillin cures diseases, Sherry resurrects the dead… Alexander Fleming, discoverer of penicillin. It is clear that wines from Jerez have inspired the most refined poems and the most rog [...]
