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As the sun beams down on the vineyards of the Loire Valley in France, a fresh and grassy aroma wafts through the air, reminiscent of summer meadows and crisp green apples. This scent emanates from ...

Tempranillo is the grape that put Spain on the wine map and is cultivated in some of the foremost regions like Rioja and Ribera del Duero. Besides making a differens on the Spain Wine Map, what oth...

The "champagne pupitre," also known as a riddling rack, is a traditional wooden frame used in the production of Champagne to facilitate the process of "riddling" (or "remuage" in French). This tech...

Cava, Prosecco, and Champagne are all sparkling wines, but they differ in their production processes, grape varieties, and geographical origins. Here is an overview of the main differences between ...

French wine regions are highly celebrated globally for their unique characteristics, which contribute to the distinctiveness and high quality of their wines.

Corkframes' detailed wine maps pay tribute to the age-old tradition of winemaking and feature selected countries along with their various wine regions and grapes.

In the heart of the picturesque region of Tuscany, Italy, lies one of the most celebrated wine-producing areas in the world: Chianti. With a rich history that dates back to the 13th century, Chiant...

The story of the Black Stallion Estate Winery begins with the Indelicato family, a third-generation family-owned winery with deep roots in the wine industry. The family's history in winemaking date...

In the picturesque hills of Valdobbiadene, Italy, lies Nino Franco, a historic and esteemed winery that has been perfecting the art of Prosecco production for over a century. Founded in 1919 by An...