Jeroboam : Collecting Wine 3 Liters at a Time
Jeroboam wine bottles are a type of large format wine bottle that holds the equivalent of four standard 750 mL bottles of wine. These bottles are highly sought after by wine collectors and enthusiasts, and are often used for aging and storing high-end wines. Named after the first king of the northern kingdom of Israel […]
Kékfrankos – Hungarian Wine- Several Names
Kékfrankos, also known as Blaufränkisch or Lemberger, is a type of wine grape that is grown in certain parts of the United States and Hungary. In the US, it is mostly found in the Pacific Northwest and the Finger Lakes region of New York. This grape makes wine with flavors of dark cherries, plums, and […]
Kosher Wine – Complying With Kashrut
Kosher wine refers to wine that is produced and handled according to Jewish dietary laws, known as Kashrut. These laws dictate specific rules for the cultivation, harvesting, production, and handling of wine. During wine making all aspects of the Kosher process must be handled only by observant Jews and can only contain ingredients that have […]
Large Format Wine – Bottles Over 750 ML
Large format wine bottles are those that exceed the standard size of 750 milliliters, and are commonly used in the wine industry for aging and storing wine. These bottles are highly sought after by wine collectors, as they offer unique aging and storage benefits, and are often associated with high-end wines. In the world of […]
Late Harvest Wine – Too Late to the Party? Nope!
Late harvest is a term used to describe wines made from grapes that are allowed to remain on the vine longer than usual, resulting in a higher sugar content. These wines are characterized by their intense sweetness and rich, complex flavors. Late harvest wine is made from grapes picked later in the growing season. These […]