The World Wine Blog

Nero d'Avola: the grape variety with the dark elegance of Sicilian wines

Enter the captivating kingdom of the Nero d'Avola grape variety, a wine gem straight from Sicily, where the seductive aromas and authentic chara...

Tempranillo, which has made the reputation of Spanish wines , is a grape variety that has captured the hearts of wine lovers around the world. I...

Get ready to explore South Africa's captivating and iconic wines with the Pinotage grape variety. Originating from this daring land, Pinotage of...

Tokaji wines, true Hungarian wine treasures, embody history and elegance in every sip, offering a unique and captivating taste experience. Wh...

(Emilio Vada producer of Moscato d'asti in the Piedmont region) Moscato d'Asti is an explosion of sweetness and sparkle, a sensory journey to ...

Greece , well known for the exceptional richness of its cultural and historical heritage, is also distinguished by its old wine-growing traditio...

Port is a fortified wine to which wine brandy is added. It is native to northern Portugal, in the Douro Valley. Port is produced from bla...

California wine is an American wine produced in the western United States. California is the fourth largest wine producer in the world and the...

Barolo is an Italian wine produced in the Piedmont region of Italy. It is renowned for its richness, character, and longevity. Barolo is conside...

Prosecco is an Italian sparkling wine produced in the northeast of the country. It is made from glera grapes, a native grape variety, and ...

Think of the role a squeeze of lemon plays in a gin and tonic, your fried fish, or even your homemade guacamole. That dose of acidity enhances...

Why is rosé not wine? Unfortunately rosé wine is not a mixture of red wine and white wine as so many people like to believe... It is indee...