Pinot noir does a lot of heavy lifting in the world of wine. It is used to make popular light red wines in several acclaimed regions, from Burgundy, France, to Oregon’s Willamette Valley and all the ...

You might come across grapes covered in a white powdery substance in the produce aisle. However, that doesn't mean you ...

Grapes are a fruit that is jam-packed with nutrients and powerful antioxidants. They may improve your health in multiple ways ...

Whether you’re by the pool or on the patio, these wines keep it refreshing: the result of an afternoon taste test with ...

The Gaja family aren’t the only ones turning their attention to white grapes. According to the International Organization of Wine and Vine’s Evolution of World Wine Production and Consumption ...

California grape growers respond to falling wine sales and shifting market demand. Insights from the 49th Allied Grape ...

The white residue on a bag of grapes may be mistaken as mold. But, this coating is actually natural for grapes, and may even help them stay fresher for longer.

About 600 different white grape varieties are grown around the world, and most consumers have only tasted a handful of them. That leaves a whole bunch (no pun intended) for wine lovers to seek.

Recently, that’s exactly what myself and a group of people did at a white wine tasting. We tasted six different wines made with some of the most popular, classic white wine grapes – chardonnay ...

The waxy white coloration on grapes has a name. “It’s what we call bloom, which is different from what flowers do,” explains Walter-Peterson. Bloom covers the grape’s outer layer ...

Partly, it’s because most white wine is made with certain types of grapes. But mostly, the color of a wine has to do with grape skin contact.