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Young winemakers are driving the potential of Pinotage and the wine industry in general, with a focus on craftmanship. Where its origin w...

Swiss wine barely leaves Switzerland. At ProWein 2024 I tasted twelve of them, from Chasselas and Doral to Gamaret and a white Merlot.

Green for viticulture, pink for winemaking, orange for the law. Here is how to build a five-colour study key that actually earns its keep.

In the heart of Tuscany, where sun-drenched hillsides cradle vineyards whispering century old tales, reigns the undisputed queen of red ...

Corsica, a mountainous and vinous island in the Mediterranean Sea, just miles from the coast of Provence. This is where wine happens, you...

You can lose half of what you study within an hour. Here is how the forgetting curve works, and how spaced repetition makes it stay put.

Flashcards are the humble powerhouse of active recall. Here is how to build them, drill them from both sides, and dodge the false sense o...

Did you know that Georgia is covered with mountains for over 85% of all its land? That it has three major river basins named Alazani, Ior...

Contrary to trendy belief, rosé is not a one-dimensional wine at all. It can be as light as a feather and so refreshing or they can be bo...

Wine tourism is considered one of the most important economic activities in the last decades, undoubtedly after the Covid-Pandemic it is ...