World Wine Regions – North America- The Other 47 States
The Challenge of the “Other 47” States For reasons involving Pacific Ocean currents, the configuration of mountain chains, volcanic activity
Read moreThe Challenge of the “Other 47” States For reasons involving Pacific Ocean currents, the configuration of mountain chains, volcanic activity
Read moreNarrow Liguria is shaped like an upside down boomerang, with the great maritime city of Genoa in the east-west center.
Read moreThe Valle d’Aosta is Italy’s smallest region, bordering France, Switzerland and the Italian (major wine-producing) region of Piemonte to its
Read moreWe finished France by explaining the apparent blank spots on the map, those regions where wine is not produced. We
Read moreThose Blank Spots on the Map The blank spots on the map of France, circled and numbered above, require some
Read moreThe most prestigious individual appellation is Châteauneuf-du-Pape which, as we have already discussed, allows a blend of up to ten
Read moreBurgundy and Bordeaux are often spoken of in conjunction because of their equivalent renown, and the fact that they both
Read moreFrance produces more fine wine than any other country. France also produces a great deal of mediocre wine, but that
Read moreAlthough New Zealand winemaking goes back to the 19th century, it was not until the 1970s that the first stirrings
Read moreBrazil Brazil has a large population with a considerable thirst for wine, but much of the country has a tropical
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