Pinot Takes a Walk on the Sparkling Side: A Champagne seminar at IPNC? Mais oui! If you dig through the calcium-laden soils of Champagne, more often than not, you will find Pinot Noir roots.
Two Parts. Part One Moderators: Rollin Soles, Argyle Winery, Dundee, Willamette Valley, Oregon and Ghislain de […]

We are back for more coverage of the 3rd annual Pinot Days, held in San Francisco’s Fort Mason Event Center, showcases some of the finest artisans making Pinot today. Organizers Steve and Lisa Rigisich and Eric and Teri White continue to tweak this event, and with blind tastings, grand tastings and seminars, it is one […]

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Cellar accidents, broken wine glasses, wine left in your car trunk - these are just a few of the wine disasters that can happen.
Join us as the GrapeRadio bunch discuss some of their worst or most embarrassing moments.
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Welcome to our video podcast of the Vintage Walla Walla - Part 3 - Video Show #35.
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Part 3 of our visit to Vintage Walla Walla continues with visits to a few winemaking folks where we participate in a blending trial […]

Welcome to our video podcast of the Vintage Walla Walla - Part 2 - Video Show #34.
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We continue with our visit to Vintage Walla Walla, this time getting down to the real nitty gritty - soil, that is. We […]

Welcome to our video podcast of the Vintage Walla Walla - Part 1 - Video Show #33.
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Located in one of the primary agriculture-producing regions of Washington State, Walla Walla Valley lies in the southeastern part of the state on the […]

The history of Vega-Sicilia began in 1848, when Basque landowner Don Toribio Lecanda met the bankrupt Marques de Valbuena and bought a 2,000 hectare estate. Don Toribio’s son later brought in 18,000 young vines of Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, Malbec, Merlot and Pinot Noir from France to begin the vineyard.
Early wines were sold […]