To give consumers more information about the wine they’re buying, some producers have started listing disgorgement dates on the back label. Disgorgement, or “dégorgement” in French ...

On the front label of this wine it says Les Rouards, the name of the single vineyard or sélection parcellaire where the grapes for this wine were grown. The back label further explains that this ...

On a New World wine label, the producer is often front and center. The producer on this example, Elk Cove Vineyards, is listed most prominently on both the front and back labels. A producer can be ...

If you're new to drinking wine or simply can't decipher what those frilly words on the label mean, here's a quick guide to explaining everything.

Reading wine labels can be tricky ... Many wines will specify on the back label how old the vines actually are in an old-vines bottling, and if that’s not the case, then check out the producer ...

Q. What can you find out by carefully reading the label on a bottle of wine? A. Many people find wine labels impossible to understand. Yet the label can provide useful information as to how and ...

After all, ’tis the season for a festive glass of bubbly ― and if you’re anything like me, you have no idea what to look for on a champagne label. I’ll be honest here ― I thought “Brut ...

Spumante: Italian for “sparkling wine.” The aptly named glassofbubbly.com notes it is a wide-open designation. Spumante can go on any label with any grapes from any region – as long as it is ...

ALL COUNTRIES and even some states have their own laws and customs regarding wine labels. Some items of information must be listed while others are not subject to specific rules. For example, ...