REGIONS
This French region produces pale, dry rosés known for elegance and Mediterranean influence.
What is Provence?
This grape is the soul of Russian River and Burgundy reds.
What is Pinot Noir?
This grape produces crisp, clean whites with a light to medium body in northern Italy.
What is Pinot Grigio?
This German white grape works well with spicy dishes, pork, richer seafood, and soft cheeses.
What is Riesling?
This French region has been producing sparkling wine for centuries and is the historic epicenter of traditional-method winemaking.
What is Champagne?
This coastal French region in the Southern Rhône is known for powerful red blends dominated by Grenache.
What is Chateauneuf-du-Pape?
This grape is responsible for the powerful structure and rose-and-tar aromatics of Barolo.
What is Nebbiolo?
This white grape typically shows medium acidity and a silky or creamy texture in California.
What is Chardonnay?
This white grape pairs well with roast chicken, crab, lobster, and creamy dishes.
What is Chardonnay?
This Spanish region has produced Tempranillo-based wines for centuries and underwent major modernization in the 19th century.
What is Rioja?
This Italian region includes eleven historic villages famous for producing long-lived Nebbiolo wines.
What is Barolo?
This red grape from Piedmont is known for brightness and low tannin.
What is Barbera?
This red grape yields high acidity and high tannin in classic Northern Italian expressions.
What is Nebbiolo?
This lesser-used Champagne grape contributes freshness and fruit richness, pairing well with seafood starters and fried appetizers.
What is Pinot Meunier?
This Beaujolais Cru became famous for producing deeper, more Burgundian wines than its neighbors.
What is Morgon?
This Côte de Beaune village produces elegant, mineral Chardonnay considered a benchmark for white Burgundy.
What is Puligny-Montrachet?
This is the dominant grape in Provence rose.
What is Grenache?
This Central Italian red grape provides high acidity and helps balance richer Bordeaux varieties in blends.
What is Sangiovese?
This red grape often pairs with BBQ, burgers, ribs, and grilled vegetables thanks to its jammy fruit and spice.
What is Zinfandel?
This French wine dynasty collaborated for the first time to create a Champagne house now known for its elegance.
What is the Rothschilds?
This California region benefits from fog and long hang time, producing balanced Chardonnay with natural acidity.
What is Sonoma Coast?
This volcanic white-wine grape from Etna creates high-acid, saline whites.
What is Carricante?
This Rhône-associated grape contributes depth, power, and firm tannic backbone in GSM blends.
This classic red grape pairs with steak, lamb, duck, and hearty savory dishes due to its structure.
What is Cabernet Sauvignon?
This German estate has over 1,200 years of Riesling history and planted the grape exclusively in 1720.
What is Schloss Johannisberg?