Untranslatable words about wine
When language meets the cup There are words that refuse to cross borders. They cling to their soil like old vines, absorbing centuries of climate, culture, and silence. And when...
MESSAGE FROM SARAH
I believe in honest wines that are proud of their origin and are rooted in the tradition of their country. All of these wineries focus their work on the vineyard because that is where high-quality wines are born. Many use organic and/or sustainable practices to make wines that clearly express their terroir and follow minimal intervention in the winery. This awareness of production processes, land, water and resources in general, respecting tradition, understanding of the soil, grape varieties and vines, forms a common thread that we see in wonderful wines driven by terroir. of all the world.
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Connected Worlds
Minerality on both sides of the ocean: when the soils speak in the wine We often describe wines as mineral—flint, saline, volcanic, stony—but what does that really mean? As we...
The Mission Grape, The Missionaries and The Ame...
The Mission Grape: The Vine That Crossed Oceans and Rooted itself in the Americas When we think of wine from the Americas, we often imagine modern names: Napa Valley, Mendoza,...
