XML FeedsArchives for: January 2011
Italian Varietals Abound in Temecula Wine Country – Part II
By Jennifer on Jan 29, 2011 | In Articles
The Montepulciano grape more »
Italian Varietals Abound in Temecula Wine Country – Part VII
By Jennifer on Jan 29, 2011 | In Articles
The Nebbiolo grape more »
Italian Varietals Abound in Temecula Wine Country – Part VI
By Jennifer on Jan 29, 2011 | In Articles
The Arneis grape Today’s article is back to my basics again, I’m back to describe and investigate a little known Italian varietal that happens to be grown in Temecula Wine Country. The Arneis (pronounced “are-NAYS”) grape is today’s featured varietal.… more »
Italian Varietals Abound in Temecula Wine Country – Part IV
By Jennifer on Jan 29, 2011 | In Articles
The Primitivo grape Today’s article is about a wonderful fruity grape varietal Primitivo (pronounced “Pree-mih-TEE-voe”), again from Italy. Primitivo is a dark red wine with bold fruity flavors. Primitivo has been genetically linked to the better known… more »
Cougar, what’s in a name?
By Jennifer on Jan 29, 2011 | In Articles
This month I am taking a hiatus from my articles on the Italian grape varietals that we are growing and/or producing wine from. Next month I will be back on the grape subject. I am writing this article because of the misconception about the name of… more »
