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Three White Wines That Belong in Your Glass This Spring
Spring doesn’t just bloom. It reinforces the idea that change is inevitable, necessary, and oftentimes, invigorating. Unlike the arbitrary fresh start of the New Year, spring’s architecture is rooted in something a bit more tangible: the world itself waking up. Nature shakes off the weight of winter, stretching [...]
Uncorking Rioja’s Legacy: Exclusive Q&A with Ana Fabiano on Women Shaping Winemaking
Tags: Rioja, Women in Wine, Wine Culture, Spanish Wine, Winemaking Traditions, Terroir, Wine Q&A, Wine Tourism, Rioja Women's History Month, Wine Blog Discover the rich tapestry of Rioja's winemaking legacy in our exclusive Q&A with Ana Fabiano. In this insightful conversation, Ana shares her deep expertise on the [...]
Wine for Every Love Language: A Valentine’s Day Guide
Love is in the air, and you know we are celebrating with the perfect bottle of wine! Every year, I come up with a few fun TV segment ideas to audiences in the mood for love. Dr. Gary Chapman’s The Five Love Languages has helped couples connect for decades, [...]
Indulge in Love: 5 Wine and Cheese Pairings for Valentine’s Day
5 Wines and the Cheeses That Love Them Romanticizing Your Valentine’s Day and Beyond Wine and Cheese is a love story worth sipping on. They are a time-honored duo, but something about the season of love elevates this classic pairing into an art form. While flowers and traditional [...]
Vineyard Vows: Wines That Tell a Love Story
Wine is synonymous with love, sophistication and romance. As a novice wine drinker, 15 years ago, I would peruse the aisles of Blanchards liquor store in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood and stock up on Yellowtail, Arbor Mist and on occasion Alize. My palate has since evolved. What made me [...]
Undiscovered Gems – Hidden wine regions to explore in 2025- PORTUGAL
The attraction of uncovering hidden treasures in the world of wine is irresistible to curious travelers and oenophiles alike. While the famous vineyards of France, Italy, and California often dominate conversations, there are still places waiting to be discovered—regions rich in history, culture, and exceptional wines that beg to [...]
Undiscovered Wine Gems: Exploring Jura and Southwest France with Tanisha Townsend
France’s renowned wine regions like Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne often dominate conversations among wine enthusiasts, but there’s so much more to explore beyond the usual suspects. In this guest post, Tanisha Townsend, Chief Wine Officer of Girl Meets Glass, takes us on a journey through two lesser-known French wine [...]
Wine, Travel, and Self-Discovery in 2025
Dear Beloved Reader, Are you there? It’s me, Regine. As we step into the light of 2025, I invite you to join me and the Shall We Wine writers in what we have christened our Year of Exploration. Together, we will navigate uncharted paths, uncovering the treasures of lesser-known [...]
Discovering Cuvaison: A Boathouse Experience in Napa Valley
For me, 2024 has been all about connecting with domestic wines. My travels took me to Napa, Sonoma, and Oregon, each offering its own unique perspective on wine country. What stood out most was the shift in focus by several wineries—from simply offering wine tastings to creating immersive experiences [...]
