60 Second Wine Courses

South Africans have been making wine for centuries, but it's only been since the mid-1990s with the fall of apartheid and the

The enthusiasm for wine-drinking in America has reached a fever pitch and with that increased popularity comes a host of magazines, web

The bad news is we've been enduring some really harsh winter weather lately. The good news is that this is some of

France is the world's second largest producer of wines (barely edged out most years by Italy), most of which comes from big-name

Le Beaujolais Nouveau est arrivé! ("the new Beaujolais has arrived!"). Well, it hasn't arrived yet but it soon will, kicking off one

Almost everyone has heard of Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, so in an ongoing series we will periodically explore a grape that

Long, hot summers like the one we've been "enjoying" are tough on wine lovers. A lot of the wines we savor all

Red wine lovers have it tough in the summer months when it seems like all but the die-hard are forced by the

With the thousands of bottles competing for consumer attention on wine shop shelves these days, it's no surprise that many winemakers have

Until recently, most wine drinkers outside of Spain associated the country primarily with Rioja, which was saddled with the reputation of being