Noir – Wine Bottle

In 1979, Phillip Jones abandoned his telecommunications career to plant the first vines in Gippsland—a large but, until then, mostly

Though Napa Valley’s calling card has historically been its Cabernet Sauvignon, in the early days that followed Prohibition in Napa,

The term “Pinot Noir” describes both a grape and the single-varietal wine produced from that grape. Its name comes from

One is usually lighter in color, the other a bit darker in hue. One tends to be suave and soft

Oregon Pinot Noir is the party everyone wants to attend. After all, who doesn’t want to dance with cool climate

Ask the average drinker in the United States about where the best American wine is made, and they might cite

The story of Baco Noir may sound similar to many a hybrid’s tale. This cross of Folle Blanche and an

Three important cultural touchstones in wine—the founding of the Sta. Rita Hills appellation, the film Sideways and Pinot Noir’s skyrocketing

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