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Tour of Germany & Austria: Austria Part II
The unique reds of Austria are remarkable and distinct, though often overlooked. This class we explore the southern regions of Styria and the indigenous red grapes of Austria.
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Tour of Germany & Austria: Austria Part I
Heading down the Danube River we begin to explore the remarkable varietals of the Wachau & Northern Austria.
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Tour of Germany & Austria: Germany Part II
While Riesling is definitely the queen, Pinot Noir - or 'Spätburgunder' - is the ravishing red of Germany that is gaining momentum.
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Tour of Germany & Austria: Germany Part I
Riesling is the iconic grape and wonderful wine Germany is known for, but other varieties stand out as well.
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Tour of Bordeaux – Southwest France & the Côtes
Overlooked throughout the centuries, the wine culture of Southwest France has lived in the shadow of the more prominent Bordeaux proper.
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Tour of Bordeaux – Right Bank & Dordogne
The wines of this area are supple yet structured, and focused on the maligned yet magnificent red varietal Merlot.
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Tour of Bordeaux – Graves & Entre-Deux-Mers
The southern part of Bordeaux's Left Bank is home to some of the most spectacular wines and styles of this French region.
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Tour of Bordeaux – Left Bank & Medoc
Explore the iconic wine regions of the Left Bank and learning more about the Classification of 1855 that continues to define the region to this day.
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Tour of Australia & New Zealand – New Zealand South Island
There is no question that Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc put New Zealand wine on the map. But you would be missing out if you didn’t experience some of the other south island beauties. This class we take a tour of the iconic wine regions of Marlborough, Central Otago & a few…
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Tour of Australia & New Zealand – New Zealand North Island
While Australia is known for premium Shiraz, it is also responsible for exquisite Rieslings, incredible old vine Grenache, elegant Pinot Noir and austere Cabernet Sauvignon. In this class we dive into the beautiful wines of Eden Valley, Barossa, the Limestone Coast and the island of Tasmania.
