Bordeaux vs Burgundy: Two Philosophies of French Wine
Bordeaux vs Burgundy: the blend versus the single grape, the classification systems, and why the same country produces two entirely different answers to what wine should be.
Bordeaux vs Burgundy: the blend versus the single grape, the classification systems, and why the same country produces two entirely different answers to what wine should be.
Chardonnay with cream sauce, Sauvignon Blanc with tartare, Pinot Noir with grilled fillets, Champagne with smoked salmon — the right wine for salmon changes with every preparation.
The wrong first red wine can put you off the whole category for years. Here are seven soft, fruity, low-tannin reds — from Pinot Noir to Malbec to Gamay —…
The complete beginner’s guide to Burgundy: the classification system, five sub-regions from Chablis to the Mâconnais, what the wines taste like, how to read a label, and where to find…
From Gamay and Pinot Noir to Barbera and Grenache, these low-tannin reds are soft, smooth and fruit-forward — with no drying, grippy sensation. The complete guide, including a tannin spectrum…
Pinot Noir for porcini risotto, Barolo for truffle pasta, white Burgundy for chanterelles in butter — mushrooms and aged red wine share the same earthy vocabulary. Here is the complete…
Understanding the dozen key wine grape varieties — Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling and more — gives you a framework for navigating any wine list with confidence.