Articles related to "Appellation"

The continual introduction of new appellations (AVAs) may be diluting the significance of older established ones.

Tuscany is famous for rolling hills, sprawling vineyards and outstanding wine. While Chianti is the region's most famous appellation, it produces several others.

There are several regions in Italy that may not produce as many DOCG appellations as other regions, but still deserve recognition for their outstanding appellations.

The still relatively young Niagara Peninsula wine region is booming with investors who recognize the huge potential this area has to make world-class wines.

Bordeaux is the centre of wine production in this corner of France, but there are other nearby regions producing delicious and often more affordable wines.

This lesser known wine region in France is emerging from the shadows of Bordeaux, its more famous neighbour. It has some treasures but you need to seek them out.

Lombardy, Veneto and Campania are three regions of Italy that collectively produce a large portion of Italy's DOCG wines.

Wine Artisans of Santa Lucia Highlands offers a sampling of their splendid wines to the media and public in San Francisco.

California's Santa Cruz Mountains have been recognized as a premium wine producing region since the late 1800s.

With nine appellations, Piedmont is Italy's leader in unique DOCG production. Some of Italy's best wines, like Barolo and Barbaresco, come out of this region.

Washington wine country's fastest growing viticulture area now contains six distinct American Viticulture Areas (AVA), unique for their soil, climate and wine flavor.

A general introduction to intellectual property rights (IPR), which summarizes the types of IPR and its relevance in today's world.

VQA is a program assuring winemaking standards and appellation regulations, bringing Canada in line with other major wine producing countries.

A tasting of 46 Zinfandels from wineries whose name begins with "R".

Delicious French cuisine ingredient that adds a beautiful rich flavor to a wide range of sweet and savory dishes.

Do grapes grown at higher altitudes yield a different kind of wine?

Cyprus viticulture dates back to ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian times and the country boasts several lovely wine routes for discovering and tasting the local elixir.

Wineries are located in almost every state, providing interesting side trips while traveling. The different climates and grape varieties create a variety of tastes.

Puy Green Lentils, which enjoy their own appellation, are prized by top chefs for their delicious rich flavor.

If you are looking for great food and a unique dining experience while in northwestern Michigan, visit one of signature restaurants of downtown TC.

'Le Beaujolais Nouveau est Arrivé!' Addis Ababa version, a glittering French wine-tasting evening at the Sheraton Addis, is definitely 2009's Party of the Year.

Top producers of artisan wines of great character and individuality in the Languedoc-Roussillon region are now gaining recognition for consistent results.

How different soils may support different varietals.

Are modern California Zinfandels wrestling with style issues?

An introduction to Columbia Gorge Wineries: one of the Pacific Northwest's newest wine regions.

The Bordeaux Wine School provides professionals, oenophiles and gourmets with an opportunity to gain an understanding of what makes the wines of the region so special.

You may not need to pay $100 or more for a fine Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon. There are Napa Valley alternatives to the well-known, more frequently reviewed wines.

Which Zinfandels rated best of the 2004 vintage?

Wines from the lower part of the Rhone River Valley provide wine enthusiasts with delicious alternatives to the pricier offerings from other areas of France.

California wines have left some drinkers laboring in the vineyard of delusions about heat, altitude and alcohol content. Let's set some things straight.

For years, winemakers have been on a quest to make the perfect Pinot Noir. Vintners of California's Santa Cruz Mountains feel they have reached this lofty goal.

Appreciated by chefs and gourmands everywhere, Dijon mustard is one of the finer condiments used in kitchens worldwide.

The premier wine tasting tourist attraction in the Santa Cruz Mountains takes place on Passport Weekend, held four times a year.

Using the Italian Wine Classification system is a great way to determine quality Italian wines. Although it isn't a perfect system, it is can be a very helpful guide.

National wine regulations and controlled appellation laws affect every aspect of wine production from minimum alcohol levels to which varieties may be used.

The Valley is home to over 200 wineries that specialize in making delicious wines from that famous grape of Burgundy.

A mixture of varieties can often lead to better balanced or more interesting wines.

As part of their worldwide program of wine presentations, members of the Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux conduct a tasting event in Geneva.

These value-priced Baron Herzog wines are clean and varied while the reserve wines have garnered Wine Enthusiast and Beverage Testing Institute ratings as high as 94.

San Francisco offers a lot packed into a small area, so grab a jacket and get ready to hit the streets!

Napa Valley, California offers wine enthusiasts a premier viticultural travel destination.

Part One in a series of two articles, reviewing some of Israel's finest red wines.

Albarino is a lively wine-crisp, aromatic, and slightly minerally. This popular Spanish wine offers a refreshing, affordable alternative to the usual white wine choices.

A look at the interesting Burgunidan region of Pouilly Fuissé and the exceptional Chardonnays produced there

After 17 years of analysis scientists are beginning to find some surprises in the remains of a human-like creature found in Ethiopia.

The range wines from Hahn Estates in the beautiful scenery of California's Monterey County are worth seeking out.

The King of British Cheeses, Stilton Blue Cheese is delicious served with a robust red wine, and is a versatile ingredient in savory recipes.

A new museum of wine history and production opens this month in the famous wine producing area of Bordeaux in France, another must visit is the world-famous L'Intendant

President's Day is a good time for children to learn a little about the history of our country and to begin to think about what makes a good leader.

Vacationing in Traverse City? Well, do your homework and find the signature places for eating and wine tasting in TC. This article provides the inside scoop.