What started out as a good excuse to visit our chef friend turned into an outstanding recipe for a wine-inspired brunch–complete with a breakfast-friendly wine cocktail.

Crémant is a group of sparkling wines made with the same technique as Champagne but from outside the Champagne region. This article details the 9 different Crémant wines of France and Luxembourg.

The first vineyards in North America were planted in Mexico. Here’s a little overview of what’s to know about modern Mexican wines.

Riesling is a grape you either love to love or love to hate – that is, until you try a great dry Riesling.

Those of us love wine aren’t aware of how our appreciation for wine changes the way we view the world. For example, we might plan our vacations in wine regions, or spend a little more time reading the fascinating histories around wine. Of course, sometimes we do silly things too.

Several tips on finding a great bottle of Nebbiolo wine. Particularly from the lessor known regions which offer the best value.

You might think we at Wine Folly are just contributing to the madness with the headlines below. But, rest assured, this wine-based beverage is actually real. We can’t believe it either.

For those of us who enjoy a little fun and folly, here are several intriguing games all centered around the topic of wine.

Saint Patrick’s Day is right around the corner – pints of Guinness and tumblers of Whiskey abound! If malted barley isn’t your thing, here are 5 awesome wine pairings with Irish foods that will having you dancing a jig!

Beyond the use of artificial colorings, can red and white grapes be made into wine of other colors?

Bacchus was adapted from the Greek, Dionysus, and shared mythology with the Roman god, Liber. Known for crazy wicked parties and associated with secret rituals…

The Ides of March have been remembered as a tumultuous transition time, but they are also a time of rebirth and renewal.. and a huge celebration.