Malbec and Carménère: The Grapes That Found Themselves in South America
Some grapes are native to where they're famous. Nebbiolo belongs to Piedmont. Tempranillo belongs to Spain. The story of Malbec and Carménère is different — and considerably stranger. Both are...
Read MoreWhat Is Madiran? France's Most Powerful Red Wine, Explained
There is a corner of southwest France, tucked against the foothills of the Pyrenees, where a grape grows that most winemakers in the rest of the world have never seriously...
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