To paraphrase a saying in the wine world, particularly in the segment focused on teaching and learning, “the best way to learn about wine is to drink it.” Recently, at a back porch dinner involving a ...

For most children, the school days are packed with core subjects like math, science, reading and art. But for kids in Italy, some days might soon take courses in one of the most treasured parts of ...

The average TV viewer might not know much about the world of high-end wine, but the creators behind new series “Drops of God” hope to change that in only eight episodes. Shot across Japan, France and ...

Back to school might seem like a long way off, especially if you’re gearing up for school’s out, but if wine studies are in your future, it’s never too early to plan. Why study wine? Sure, it will ...

It may sound cliché, but half the fun of drinking wine is learning about what’s in your glass. If we’re being honest, not even a lifetime of studying could lead to mastery of the subject but… that’s ...

There are numerous ways for wine lovers to stay in touch with wine happenings or simply add to their knowledge. There are major wine magazines such as Wine Spectator, Wine Enthusiast and Decanter; ...

I was at Century Liquors in Pittsford, utterly bewildered, when I came to grips with how much I didn't know about wine. I was holding a list of wines that my first wine certification class would be ...

Italy represents one of the more popular European countries for wine imports in the United States. The crisp, refreshing Pinot Grigio white wine and easy drinking fruity Sangiovese red wine reign ...

In the ambiently lit headquarters of Barrister Winery, towering machines and voluminous storage totes lay behind the brick walls. After harvest, this is where the winemaking process begins. While the ...

If you value independent local news, become a sustainer today. Your gift could help unlock a $1M challenge. Ian Blackburn founded LearnAboutWine in 1995. LearnAboutWine has a list of unique classes, ...

There’s certainly a lot to learn about wine by just reading. Might I suggest a very cool wine magazine, website, and insightful wine advice columnist to begin with? I think you could easily become ...