John B. ReynaJun 4, 20204 minJoin the Two-Mile High Club—Drink Torrontes from SaltaWe’re heading to the Argentinian province of Salta to explore a wine region high up in the Andes Mountains that produces exquisite wine...
John B. ReynaMay 29, 20205 minDemystifying Italian White Wines, One Wine at a TimeThere’s no way around it, Italy’s wine scene is intimidating to learn. Perhaps you have heard about Sangiovese, Pinot Grigio, or...
John B. ReynaMay 21, 20204 minThe Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Me Drinking Austrian Red WineWhile we aren’t talking about the Von Trapps in this post, we are discussing another Austrian family—a family of black grapes that is....
John B. ReynaMay 14, 20204 minMama EtnaContinuing down the active volcano track from last week, I present our first Italian wine post. I clearly remember my first Etna wine....
John B. ReynaMay 7, 20206 minStock up on Canary Island wine for Fourth of July, George Washington would approve!When researching wine, it is likely that you will come across a historical anecdote that you’ve never heard of before. Wine has been...
John B. ReynaApr 30, 20202 minBack by Popular Demand, Primitive Sparkling WineWhen I first heard the name Pet-Nat, I thought, “Why would I want a pet gnat?” Little did I know, Petillant Naturel would become my...
John B. ReynaApr 23, 20203 minRaise a glass of LIP STINGER!!!One of our wine goals with this website is to introduce our followers to exciting wines that are often overlooked. It’s especially fun...
John B. ReynaApr 16, 20203 minThe Magic of MadeiraBefore I began learning about wine, I always thought of fortified wines as sweet. However, beyond many other styles of fortified wine,...
John B. ReynaApr 8, 20204 minBeaujolais: Your wine for EVERYDAY!For our FIRST OFFICIAL Wine Wednesday post, we are discussing one of our favorite wine regions and wine—Beaujolais. Beaujolais has been...