Month: December 2021

In today’s Saxenburg Moment, Kerry explains how to taste wine. Many different factors comes into play when tasting wine, and it is an all-round sensory experience of looking, smelling, tasting…very intriguing. #saxenburgwines #saxenburgmoments #wineknowledge #stellenboschwine #tastewine #winetasting

What do vineyards cost in the south of France? From Chateauneuf du Pape to Corbieres, Jon Bowen walked us through land prices across the Languedoc. The most expensive land in the Languedoc comes from an area that might surprise you. Ready to buy? Jon explains how the process works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmMMPLhyOBo&index=2&list=PLddUmDhg4G_L1uMI-r6kVLdtiUCCpO21f Alex Gambal told us about

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The CEO of a revered Amarone house honors her family’s history, pouring the 2000 vintage of La Poja, one of Allegrini’s rarest, most prestigious bottlings, a single-vineyard table wine made entirely from the native Corvina grape.

Find out how to taste wine like a pro, courtesy of Mira Winery, at the Mira Winery Napa Valley Education Center & Tasting Room in Charleston, S.C. To learn more about the Napa Valley Education Center & Tasting Room in Charleston, S.C., visit: https://miranapa.com/napa-valley-education-center-tasting-room. First, make sure you’re in a quiet room free of distractions.

It’s time to put your arts-and-crafts skills to work in the wine cellar! Make your own one-of-a-kind glassware with this guide to upcycling used wine bottles. (Advanced level: Try turning them into candles!) Explore Wine Spectator’s free newsletters: https://winesp.ec/3sJaXZ8 Introductory offer: Subscribe to Wine Spectator for just $12! https://winesp.ec/2JTLzy1

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What is Natural Wine? John Paul of Cameron Winery in Oregon talks about the trend with a focus on eliminating sediment. John Paul of Cameron Winery produces wines in Oregon from, among others, his “Clos Electrique” vineyard site. We filmed with John Paul at Storyteller Wine Company in Portland and at the winery. See all

Ever wonder about the “legs” when you taste wine? Here’s the real deal from The Wine Coach! Looking at the legs of your wine can tell you something about the wine but it is not about stability or even the quality–that’s another MYTH. Want to know why you should look at your legs and what

The lands where Tertre Rotebeauf (pronounced “Ter Tra Row Tay Boof”) has been producing grapes for winemaking since the 18th century. However, it is not until quite modern times (around 1961) that it has been making wines under its own label. Originally the wine was marketed under the name Chateau Le Tertre. It was under