Washington State has officially developed a place among the top states to visit for wine lovers. With a variety of microclimates, the Evergreen State offers wines made from grapes that withstand the Pacific Northwest climate and yield stunningly good wines. Check out the following list of four of the best wineries in Washington State. … Continue Reading
Southern hospitality, colonial architecture, beautiful beaches, pristine golf courses—these are what come to mind when people think of South Carolina. Indeed, they represent some of the Palmetto State’s top attractions, but South Carolina is also drawing visitors for another reason: its unique wines. With its humid climate, South Carolina winemakers have had to produce wines… Continue Reading
While North Carolina is known for its beautiful coast and Appalachian Mountains, its wineries have begun to garner much-deserved attention as well. The state’s diverse terrain and climate offer the ideal conditions for producing wines that rival those of more famous wine regions. The following is a list of the three best wineries in the… Continue Reading
Florida draws attention for many reasons, such as beaches, theme parks, and citrus products, but wine doesn’t usually stand out as one of the state’s strong points. However, the Sunshine State is home to a number of wineries and vineyards that produce high-quality, often fruit-based wines that reflect the state’s rich agricultural tradition. Read on… Continue Reading
When most people think of Louisiana, they think about Mardi Gras, seafood, and beautiful Gulf Coast beaches, but this southern state also features a number of notable wineries—with several gaining recognition for their high-quality wines that incorporate produce from the robust local agriculture industry. Check out the following list of the four best wineries to… Continue Reading
While most people are probably familiar with the top U.S. wine regions such as Napa Valley in California, and Finger Lakes in New York, many may be unaware that New England produces high-quality wines. Possessing a unique soil and microclimate, the region is home to a number of excellent wineries. Here are five of the… Continue Reading
When it comes to wine regions in the United States, California’s Napa and Sonoma Valleys tend to garner most of the attention. However, the Midwest is home to several American Viticultural Areas (AVAs), each of which designates a unique grape-growing region defined by a particular climate and geography. In fact, the largest AVA is located… Continue Reading
While some wine enthusiasts have heard about the great wines being made in New Zealand’s South Island, particularly in the Marlborough wine region, few are aware of the North Island’s long tradition of winemaking. Offering a varied terrain and unique climate, the North Island produces high-quality wines that have gained international acclaim. Following are the… Continue Reading
If you’re interested in wines from different regions around the world, then you’ve probably heard of wines from Australia. However, many wine aficionados haven’t tried the high-quality wines coming out of New Zealand. Offering a unique climate and great terrain, New Zealand is producing award-winning wines that rival not only Australian wines, but also wines… Continue Reading
Are you concerned you may have missed out on some of the best wine and food festivals of 2018? If so, you’re not too late to find events where you can sample fine wines and high-quality food prepared by top chefs. Late summer and early fall offer a number of festivals with not only award-winning… Continue Reading