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Buying gifts can always be a stressful situation, whether you are buying for a friend, colleague, spouse or family member, knowing exactly what to get can be difficult! We got a few ideas to help you ensure that you are getting the best gift for the people you are buying...

Spain is home to some of the oldest vines in the world and we think some of the best value wines around! This week we’ll be exploring some excellent choices for yearend celebrations whether you are cozy up to a fire or making mimosas on Christmas morning.

Bordeaux is home to many of the world’s most famous wines, Chateaux with famous names like Latour, Mouton-Rothschild, Cheval Blanc and Petrus.

So you've got a few bottles to keep the family happy, those crowd pleasers that'll go great with the whole Thanksgiving table. But what do you do when you are wanting to impress? You want to bring a bottle to knock the socks off the whole Thanksgiving party? Well, we...

With Thanksgiving just a couple of weeks away, we want to get you stocked up!

Grape names can be complicated, mainly because they change so much. This week we are trying wines that go by different names so let’s dive in and learn more.

Let’s take a moment and drill down on some of popular terms, and try to turn away from some of the pretentiousness of “well it isn’t actually Champagne…

When we think about tailgating we thing first and foremost about food, someone said there is football involved, but we were busy thinking about brats, dips and a buddies smoked brisket. So when bringing wine to a tailgate it all has to be a truly food friendly wine!

This week we are trying some wines that lean into the idea of being "natural wines". Typically the idea starts in the vineyards where the grapes are grown before the winemaking process itself ever begins. Many of these wines are grown organically or biodynamically. This week we’ll talk about each...

This week we are highlighting wines from the Rhone River Valley, the Rhone is separated into two distinct areas, the Northern Rhone and the Southern Rhone. Our video this week goes into a bit more depth with the Northern Rhone, so our blog will focus on the Southern end of...

While grapes have been grown in the region for thousands of years, Piedmont is relatively new in the world of fine wines in the world, with some of their great wines only being known for about a hundred year, just a teenager in wine time!

Gundlach Bundschu is an old winery, not just by American standards, but truly old. Currently the owners are the sixth generation of their family to head up the winery in southern Sonoma County. Known as the Rhinefarm, a nod to their German heritage, the estate was founded in 1858. It...