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Wine365 has what you need to take your wine knowledge to the next level, learning about wine every day - wherever you are in your wine journey. Learn about wine a day at a time, through daily drops of wisdom, industry insider secrets, food pairing advice, wine region profiles, challenging quizzes, and much more.
Wine 365
16h ago
For 200 years, the Chileans made wine primarily for soldiers and priests. As recently as the 1980s, only ten wineries existed in the country of Chile, making wine that was — at best — OK.
Then, Aurelio Montes decided to make wine — and everything changed.
He was dead-set on creating high-quality, super-premium wines, despite naysayers and critics. Aurelio’s vision resulted not only in the formation of his eponymous winery making world-class wines, but also in sparking a winemaking revolution in Chile. Today, there are hundreds of wineries in the country, making good, great, and outstanding win ..read more
Wine 365
1w ago
As you prepare for Memorial Day weekend, don’t overlook the essential element that can truly elevate your festivities: wine. Whether you’re hosting a backyard BBQ, enjoying a picnic, or simply relaxing with loved ones, the right selection of wines will enhance your gathering. From crisp, chilled whites to juicy reds, there’s a wine to suit every taste and occasion. We have curated a selection of wines perfect for indulging in this holiday weekend and all summer long.
Mackenzie Lesher
Bouvet Ladubay
"Saphir" 2021
Pop a bottle of Bouvet Saphir to open the holiday weekend! This F ..read more
Wine 365
2w ago
What is the difference between Champagne and Prosecco? Why does Champagne cost so much more than Prosecco, Cava, Lambrusco, and other sparkling wines? What is the Traditional Method / Méthode Champenoise / Méthode traditionelle / Champagne Method / Metodo Classico and how is it different from other sparkling wine processes, such as Charmat?
In Episode 31 of The Inside Wine Podcast – “Every Sparkling Wine Explained”, Winemaker Alessandro Medici of Medici Ermete winery in Emilia-Romagna, Italy, explains every type of sparkling wine and how each is made — from Champagne to Pet-Nat and everything ..read more
Wine 365
1M ago
Listen to this episode if you want to learn how to start a wine collection and/or how to invest in wine. Wine collection and investment expert Brian Ward of Cask100 and the Winston Art Group offers a primer on starting, safeguarding, and selling a wine collection. Additionally, he talks about the fairly new financial strategy of wine investment, including how it differs from wine collecting.
The key points covered in this episode:
What makes a wine valuable and collectible
How to start a wine collection
How to store, maintain, and secure your wine collection
Collection strategies
What region ..read more
Wine 365
1M ago
Buy Phermento here (be sure to use the code from the podcast episode with Alessandro Medici for 15% off your entire order).
Not all sparkling wine is Champagne, and not all sparkling wine is the same. There are various versions of bubbly, made via different methods. You may surprised to learn that Lambrusco is one of the few wines that is made into every type of sparkling. If you didn’t already, you can hear about all of those different types by listening to episode #31 of the Inside Wine Podcast, featuring Medici Ermete winemaker Alessandro Medici.
Following are some sparkling wine terms to h ..read more
Wine 365
2M ago
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Easter Bundle
$90.00 USD
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The ideal Easter bundle, with a wine of every type to please all the people at your holiday table. Sip Saphir sparkling wine to start the celebration, then follow with a full-bodied white (Greco di Tufo), refreshing rose (the original, from Tavel, France), and a nice Nebbiolo. All four wines pair perfectly with ham, lamb, and roast chicken, and will impress the most discerning connoisseur.
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Alta Vista Single Vineyard Malbec “Alizarine” [insert links ..read more
Wine 365
4M ago
The much anticipated Superbowl LVIII is this Sunday in Las Vegas and safe to say this year, we’re painting the town red –- quite literally. From the team colors of the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs to Taylor Swift‘s iconic album Red, it’s all about embracing the crimson vibes. And what better way to do that than with some stellar red wines?
If you’re like me and not a beer person, or if you need an excuse to open a bottle of wine (which you never need an excuse-) look no further!
Michele Chiarlo Nebbiolo Il Principe
Straight out of Italy, this Nebbiolo is like the quarterback ..read more
Wine 365
5M ago
As we bid farewell to the old and usher in the new, there’s no better way to celebrate the dawning of another year than with the effervescence of sparkling wine. Whether you’re gearing up for a night on the town, cozying up by the fireplace, or embracing a year of self-care, we’ve curated a list of five sparkling wines to make your New Year’s celebration truly special. From French nobility to UNESCO world heritage sites, these wines offer a unique experience for every palate and preference.
Self-Care Era – Domaine Carneros Brut Rosé Cuvée de la Pompadour NV (SRP $48.99):
If you’re ready for th ..read more
Wine 365
8M ago
Suits — the popular legal drama series known for its sharp wit, impeccable fashion, and, of course, the intriguing characters — is enjoying a renaissance with its recent release on Netflix. Considering the 2011 hit show’s current popularity, we can’t help ourselves to re-binge watch from the start. While the characters have spent most of their time in the world of corporate law, we couldn’t help but wonder what kind of wine each iconic character would order at a bar or open on the couch after a long day. Let’s take a whimsical journey and guess which wine each of your favorite Suits characters ..read more
Wine 365
1y ago
Q. Which one of the following is considered a noble grape?
A. There is no official list of noble grape varieties, but these are the grapes that are most recognizable for the top quality wine they produce, as well as (usually) being internationally grown and thus with the potential to be beautifully expressed throughout the world. The six classic varieties that are considered noble are: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, and Sauvignon Blanc.
Cabernet the Great is certainly royal, as is any Princess’s Pinot Noir—and along with the above, by royal decree, there you have ..read more