Wine Grapes
These articles provide over views of various grapes and the wines they produce.
A Malbec for Everyone  Some people drink only reds. Other people will only drink white. I can honestly say that I used to be that way. Since becoming a wine editor, I have tried to get out of the red rut and broaden my wine horizons and try other things. This is a wine I have found that everyone will like . . . A Year in the Vineyard  To everything there is a season, and this is most true in a vineyard. Each season brings a new joy and challenge. Cabernet Franc  Discover the parent grape of Cabernet Sauvignon. Chardonnay  Essential information about one of the worldīs most popular wines. Italian White Wines  Explore Italy through these great whites. Merlot  What makes this one of the worlds most popular wines? Pinot Gris from Alsace  Along the boarder of Germany lies the region of Alsace. It is a unique region that is neither German nor French - Itīs Alsacien! Pinot Noir - The Heartbreak Grape  What is it about Pinot Noir that makes it special? This ancient variety tempts and allures. Peter F May thinks that clones are the key to understanding it. Shiraz / Syrah  A friendly wine that hails from down under or from France. The Other White Wines  When your bored with Chardonnay, Chardonnay, Chardonnay what can you do? Try these other great whites. Viognier Wine  Viognier is a fashionable white wine now, but not so long ago the variety has almost vanished. Peter F May tells how a very rare and obscure grape suddenly gained world-wide popularity. What Are Wine Varietals?  In wine speak, we talk about grape varieties. What are these varietals? What Is Malbec Wine?  Malbec has found fame and fortune in Argentina, a long way from its home in France where the traditional growers are taking notice. What is Phylloxera?  Mention Phylloxera among grape growers and a shudder will pass down their spines. What is this deadly pest? Wine Grapes and Soil  Just as different flowers flourish under different growing conditions, so do grapes. There is an intregal relationship between soil and grape.
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