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Semillon Wines | Prices, Types & Reviews

To the casual wine drinker, Semillon may or may not be terribly familiar. In its New World incarnation, Semillon is best known as a popular varietal wine that is produced in Australia. Here, it tends to produce a wine whose flavors can range from ho...

Written By: Brian Freedman on Tue, Jul 11th 2006

White Bordeaux Blends | Prices, Types...

The dry white wines of Bordeaux are made from blends of Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon, with the occasional small addition of Muscadelle. Though they are less famous than their red counterparts, they are, nonetheless, quite wonderful in their own righ...

Written By: Brian Freedman on Tue, Jul 11th 2006

Brunello Wines | Prices, Types & Reviews

The Brunello grape variety itself is but a version of Sangiovese, the base of all Chiantis. However, when most connoisseurs refer to this variety, they do so in the context of discussing its most famous incarnation, the Brunello di Montalcino, a ric...

Written By: Brian Freedman on Wed, Jul 12th 2006

Chianti Wines | Prices, Types & Reviews

Few wines are as loved and as well-known as those from Chianti. Chianti itself is found in the Tuscany region of Central Italy, and is one of only a few to be considered D.O.C.G. (Denominazione d'Origine Controllata e Garantita). The Chianti region ...

Written By: Brian Freedman on Wed, Jul 12th 2006

Sangiovese Wines | Prices, Types & Re...

Sangiovese is generally believed to have originated in Tuscany, though it is now grown fairly widely throughout Central and Southern Italy. It is, along with Nebbiolo, the most widely-planted grape variety in Italy. When it is made into a varietal w...

Written By: Brian Freedman on Tue, Jul 11th 2006

Tuscany Wines | Prices, Types & Reviews

If there is one place in the world that is famous for its food and wine, it's Tuscany. In this part of Italy, the climate, the geography, and the winemaking know-how come together to form what is arguably the perfect environment for the production o...

Written By: Brian Freedman on Mon, Jul 31st 2006

The Chianti Chronicles: Part Uno

Like most stories involving Italian viticulture, the history of Chianti can be traced back to the middle ages but it was not until 1716 that Chianti became truly known as a wine from a designated region. Over two hundred years later, in 1932, because t...

Written By: Dylan York on Fri, May 9th 2008

The Chianti Chronicles: Part Due

When someone mentions the wine Chianti what is the first image and flavor that comes to your mind? Some of you may cringe and recall the taste of a thin, bitter and acidic red wine that you had at one of those Italian restaurants with red and white ch...

Written By: Dylan York on Mon, May 12th 2008

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