The World Wine Blog

Port: Discover this Portuguese fortified wine

Port is a fortified wine to which wine brandy is added. It is native to northern Portugal, in the Douro Valley. Port is produced from bla...

California wine is an American wine produced in the western United States. California is the fourth largest wine producer in the world and the...

Barolo is an Italian wine produced in the Piedmont region of Italy. It is renowned for its richness, character, and longevity. Barolo is conside...

Prosecco is an Italian sparkling wine produced in the northeast of the country. It is made from glera grapes, a native grape variety, and ...

Think of the role a squeeze of lemon plays in a gin and tonic, your fried fish, or even your homemade guacamole. That dose of acidity enhances...

Why is rosé not wine? Unfortunately rosé wine is not a mixture of red wine and white wine as so many people like to believe... It is indee...

There was a time whenSouth African wines barely reached the bottom of grocery store shelves. Most of the wine produced in the country was direct...

Aaaaaaah cheeses , this product continues to make mouths around the world salivate with its incredible variety in taste and texture. And...

Domaine Dorrance - South Africa Christophe Durand, originally from Calvados, settled in South Africa in the mid-90s. Through...

Here are some reasons not to break the habit of drinking wine during the pandemic Basic commodity We are lucky to be part of a countr...

When it comes to terms such as new world wine and old world wine, there is quite a bit of confusion among people new to wine. What is the diffe...

Most of us have at least heard of tannins in a wine . But what is it exactly? And how does it affect our perception of wine? Tannins are natu...