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Exploring Wine Regions


Why Wine Education Makes Wine More Enjoyable (Not More Complicated)
There is a quiet hesitation that often surrounds wine education. A concern that learning more will somehow take away the ease. That it will turn something simple into something serious, replacing enjoyment with analysis. It is an understandable feeling, especially in a world where wine can sometimes be presented as overly technical or exclusive. In reality, the opposite is true. Wine education, when approached with the right intention, does not complicate the experience. It d

Suzanne Bonham
Mar 42 min read
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Old World vs New World Wine: A Simple Way to Understand the Difference
One of the first distinctions you will hear in wine is Old World versus New World. It may sound technical at first, but it is simply a helpful way to understand style. Old World wines come from traditional European regions such as France, Italy, and Spain. These wines tend to be more restrained, with higher acidity and a focus on balance and place. The flavors are often more subtle, with fruit supported by earth, herbs, or mineral notes. New World wines come from regions like

Suzanne Bonham
Jan 211 min read
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