The esteemed Napa Valley wine estate that was the birthplace of the Charles Shaw winery, known for the budget-friendly "Two ...

George Kline, the owner of West Hanover Winery which has locations in Pottstown and Harrisburg, has decided to retire from ...

The original Charles Shaw winery no longer exists where Benessere Vineyards is today. Charles F. Shaw established his winery ...

Catholic saints are no strangers to wine bottles. A casual walk through a wine shop will reveal a host of saints. Much of this arises from the many saint-related place names in Europe ...

The best gifts for wine lovers strike the perfect balance between thoughtful and functional, elevating and celebrating their beloved pastime. Suppose the recipient could practically be a sommelier ...

Content creators in Japan are going viral for buying and renovating cheap, abandoned homes known as akiyas. In Tokyo, akiyas can be purchased for a fraction of the price of what a home would cost ...

Located further north and with less sun than more prestigious French cuvées, they produced wine of questionable quality, and gradually vanished as it became part of Paris in 1860. But the ...

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“The fake wine was forged in Italy, then delivered to an Italian airport and exported for sale at market value all over the world by honest wine traders,” Europol said in the statemen ...

As the sowing season of mustard begins, farmers in the area are struggling with the shortage of DAP (Diammonium Phosphate) fertiliser. Complaints about cooperative societies not distributing the ...

Oak and wine were made for each other. The wood and how it is treated introduces flavors compounds and textures. Oak barrels allow slow oxygenation, which engenders complexity and depth.

If you’re anything like me, you’ll find navigating the wine aisle of your local supermarket a bit overwhelming. I don’t know my Barolo from my Burgundy, and I’m not exactly sure what ...