Assessing the carbon impacts of wine production
Assessing the carbon impacts of wine production In a recent Wine Gourd post [...]
Nov
Acidity In Wine
Acidity In Wine Acidity In Wine Detail from Anthony Duchên” The first in [...]
Nov
Only in San Francisco….Why a baseball team brought a master sommelier on board
Only in San Francisco….Why a baseball team brought a master sommelier on board Evan Goldstein [...]
Nov
Wine’s True Origins Are Finally Revealed
Wine’s True Origins Are Finally Revealed A broad genetic study has revised the prevailing narrative [...]
Oct
Uncorking American Individualism: How the AVA System Defines Our Distinctive Wines
Uncorking American Individualism: How the AVA System Defines Our Distinctive Wines Contributed by Keith [...]
Oct
Which countries have most of the oldest vineyards?
Which countries have most of the oldest vineyards? Contributed by David Morrison Last [...]
Oct
Paso Robles Wine Country
Paso Robles Wine Country By Gerald Boyd On fabled California highway 101, [...]
Oct
8 Health and Wellness Hacks For Drinks Pros
8 Health and Wellness Hacks For Drinks Pros Indulgence, long hours, and unhealthy [...]
Sep
New winegrowing region proposed for west Sonoma County
New winegrowing region proposed for west Sonoma County This scene from the Sebastopol [...]
Sep
Ancient Wine Culture: Alexander the Great’s most significant export?
Ancient Wine Culture: Alexander the Great’s most significant export? Contributed by Jane Anson & [...]
Aug
Growing Great Cabernet on Moon Mountain
Growing Great Cabernet on Moon Mountain Contributed by Virginie Boone People have [...]
Aug
Limestone: Holy grail or charismatic illusion?
Limestone: Holy grail or charismatic illusion? By Alex Maltman The Acropolis. Photography by Sven [...]
Aug
New technology removes unpleasant aromas during winemaking
New technology removes unpleasant aromas during winemaking Contributed by Melissa Parker A [...]
Aug
Oldest Evidence Yet of Wine in the Americas?
Oldest Evidence Yet of Wine in the Americas? Contributed By Collin Dreizen Ceramic shards [...]
Jul
Can we train our taste buds for health? A neuroscientist explains how genes and diet shape taste
Can we train our taste buds for health? A neuroscientist explains how genes and [...]
Jul
When It Comes to Terroir, Is Nature or Nurture More Important?
When It Comes to Terroir, Is Nature or Nurture More Important? Contributed by Aleks [...]
Jul
The Strange Life of Glass
The Strange Life of Glass By Katy Kelleher This essential substance has a history—and [...]
Jul
What is Investment-Grade Wine?
What is Investment-Grade Wine? Wine That Gets Better With Age [...]
Jun
Even after a wet winter, California is preparing for the next drought
Communities are focused on recharging underground aquifers and improving conservation. Contributed by Matt [...]
Jun
Why do champagne bubbles rise in a straight trajectory?
Why do champagne bubbles rise in a straight trajectory? by Brown University [...]
Jun