Classic Wines

New York State produces some of the most interesting wines in America, and it is only for reasons of fashion and assumption that it is not as popular as some of the country's more traditional wine-producing states like California or Oregon. The trut...

This region extends from the mountains of central Italy to the coast of the Adriatic Sea. Within these limits, some of the most popular and affordable red wines in Italy are produced. The most famous one is the Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, a varietal wi...

Few wines get connoisseurs more excited than Barbaresco. These gorgeous red wines from the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy are made from the Nebbiolo grape variety, arguably Italy's most noble. They tend to be powerful and elegant, with a typi...

Primitivo is the Italian version of California's Zinfandel. In fact, it is genetically identical, and when it is made into a varietal wine, the result is a similarly fruit-forward, spicy, and highly alcoholic red wine that lovers of California Zinfa...

Brian Freedman: Welcome to the Classic Wines Minute brought to you by ClassicWines.com; I am your host Brian Freedman, and today we're here at the Wine Room in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, and we have a wine education episode. Today we'll be talking abo...

Brian Freedman: Welcome to the Classic Wines Minute brought to you by ClassicWines.com; I am your host Brian Freedman, and today is part of our Wine Education Series. We're here in the Wine Room in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, and we'll be talking about...

Brian Freedman: Welcome to the Classic Wines Minute, brought to you by ClassicWines.com. I am your host, Brian Freedman, and today we're here in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, in the Delaware Valley's premier winemaking center. We are in The Wine Room and...

Brian Freedman: Welcome to the Classic Wines Showdown brought to you by Classicwines.com. I am your host Brian Freedman and today we are throwing down between two Viogniers from California here at the Wine Room in Cherry Hill. Now...