by winelogin1 | Jun 28, 2020 | Wine Articles
Last week, we spoke about some of the effects that the emergence of coronavirus has had on the Italian wine industry. We discussed how those that produce prestige wines, such as Barolo and Chianti, have started to struggle for the simple reason that many who would... by winelogin1 | Dec 25, 2019 | Wine Articles
Beautiful and remarkably diverse, the Sonoma County line lies about 45 minutes directly north of San Francisco. This region covers 1,768 square miles and boasts a dozen specific appellations, which tells us that when it comes to terroir, Sonoma County offers plenty of...
by winelogin1 | Dec 25, 2019 | Wine Articles
The history of winemaking in the city of San Francisco dates back before the Great Fire of 1906, when several wineries operated in what is now the SoMa (South of Market) portion of downtown. Today, a new chapter is being written by winemakers who source their grapes... by winelogin1 | Dec 25, 2019 | Wine Articles
The legendary Napa Valley is neither the largest nor the oldest wine region in North America, but it is by far the most widely known. It is also one of the most popular destinations in the country, welcoming an estimated five million visitors each year. They come for... by winelogin1 | Dec 25, 2019 | Wine Articles
Beautiful Mendocino County prides itself on having more authentic green credentials than any other wine region in the world. More than 20 percent of the region’s winegrapes are certified organic, in fact, one-third of California’s winegrape acreage is in Mendocino...
