- process.
Wine is most
often made from grapes, and the term "
wine"
generally refers to
grape wine when used
without any qualification. Even so,
wine can be...
- New
World wines are
those wines produced outside the
traditional winegrowing areas of
Europe and the
Middle East, in
particular from Argentina, Australia...
-
Quaffable Wines Valid Wines Vinunic Arcus Wine Brands Symposium Wines Heyday Wines AS
Vinordia Excellars Hedoni Wines WineWorld Finland Social Wines Finland...
- Old
World wine refers primarily to
wine made in
Europe but can also
include other regions of the
Mediterranean basin with long
histories of winemaking...
- as
being the
foremost producer of the
world's best
wines. By the
early 1970s, the
quality of some
California wines was outstanding, but few took notice...
- from 1999 to 2015,
operated by
Wineworld,
London that
presented the
subject of
wine and
oenology through exhibits and
wine tastings.
Vinopolis closed permanently...
- The
World Atlas of
Wine by Hugh
Johnson and (since 2003)
Jancis Robinson, MW, is an
atlas and
reference work on the
world of
wine,
published by Mitc****...
- negligible.
There are many
reasons that
celebrities gravitate to the
world of
wine.
Starting a
winery or vineyard, as with
nearly any business, can offer...
- The
World of Fine
Wine,
abbreviated WFW, is a
British quarterly publication for a
wealthy audience of
wine enthusiasts and collectors.
Originally published...
-
French kings and a
UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Located at the
northern edges of France, the
history of the
Champagne wine region has had a significant...