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Category Archives: Wine Reviews
Psychobubbles: Unraveling the Intricacies of Italian Spumante – Part III
After discussing the Classic Method production process and the Charmat-Martinotti Method production process in the previous two posts, our series of posts on Italian spumante is coming to an end: today, I will pass on a few recommendations of some … Continue reading
Posted in Sparkling Wines, White Wines, Wine, Wine Education
Tagged Alta Langa, champenoise, classic, Franciacorta, Italian, method, Oltrepo Pavese Metodo Classico, sparkling, spumante, Trento, wine
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Psychobubbles: Unraveling the Intricacies of Italian Spumante – Part II
On our previous post we started our journey into the world of Italian spumante by covering the basics, very briefly touching upon Champagne, introducing the two main processes to make a natural sparkling wine, the Champenoise or Classic Method and … Continue reading
Posted in Sparkling Wines, White Wines, Wine, Wine Education
Tagged Charmat, Italian, Martinotti, method, process, sparkling, spumante, wine
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Psychobubbles: Unraveling the Intricacies of Italian Spumante – Part I
With Thanksgiving well behind us now, it is not going to be long before the end of the year festivities are upon us and with those a tradition that is common to many to pop some kind of bubbly wine … Continue reading
Posted in Sparkling Wines, White Wines, Wine, Wine Education
Tagged champenoise, classic, Italian, method, process, sparkling, spumante, traditional, wine
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WineNews from Planeta Vino ;-)
I am glad to share with you a few interesting pieces of news that I have received from the guys at Planeta, one of the truly outstanding Sicilian producers who have marked the rebirth of quality winemaking in Sicily since the Nineties. … Continue reading
Posted in Red Wines, Sparkling Wines, White Wines, Wine, WiNews
Tagged Carricante, Chardonnay, Fiano, Italian, Nerello Mascalese, Nero d'Avola, news, red, Sicily, sparkling, spumante, Syrah, white, wine
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In Homage to Christopher Columbus: An Overview of the Best Wines from Liguria, Italy
On October 12, 1492, precisely 520 years ago, Italian world-known explorer and sailor Christopher Columbus and his expedition set foot in the Americas (on the island of San Salvador in the Bahamas) in Columbus’s first voyage to the New World. … Continue reading
Posted in Wine, Wine Reviews
Tagged Christopher Columbus, Cinque Terre, Cristoforo Colombo, Italy, Liguria, Pigato, Rossese di Dolceacqua, Sciacchetrà, Vermentino, wine
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An Unusual Italian Red Wine: Tintilia del Molise DOC
What a pleasant surprise! Yesterday night I was in Milan, Italy, and went to a restaurant with a friend. While I was browsing their wine list, a very peculiar wine caught my eye: they had a bottle of Tintilia in … Continue reading
Posted in Wine, Wine Reviews
Tagged Bovale Grande, DOC, Italian, Molise, red, review, tasting, Tintilia, wine
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