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Old World Wine Feature Writer: Sarah Goddard

Old World Wine encompasses wine produced in Europe and the Mediterranean basin. Much of it is steeped in history and tradition as many of these countries have been making wine for close to two thousand years. Learning about and, of course, tasting Old World Wine can lead you on an exciting wine adventure to fascinating places around the world.

The Old World Wine section of Suite 101 contains a wealth of information from knowledgeable writers about the history, tradition, changing styles, and tastes of Old World Wine. Read about what's new (and what's old) in the world of Old World Wine. Check out the sections on French wine, German wine, Italian wine, Portuguese wine/Port, and Spanish wine.

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Feature Writer Articles in Old World Wine

 		What is White Port?
While red port is a common sight, few of us are acquainted with the white version of this fortified wine. It can be delicious, and even made into a refreshing cocktail.
How to Plan a Wine Tasting Party
You don't need to be a wine guru to impress your friends with a unique wine tasting party. All it takes is a bit of organization and a touch of creativity.
The Dry Wines of Portugal
For years, Portuguese wine meant Port and Madeira, but that is now changing as the world quickly discovers Portugal's quality dry wines of exceptional value.
Making Sense of German Wine Labels
German wine is often misunderstood and underrated. This article will help demystify German wine labels and make purchasing a bottle of German wine a less daunting task.
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Contributing Articles in Old World Wine

 		Italian Wine Basics
Learn about popular Italian wines, their grapes, the regions they come from and how to pair them with your next Italian meal.
Ramandalo and other DOCG Appellations of Italy
There are several regions in Italy that may not produce as many DOCG appellations as other regions, but still deserve recognition for their outstanding appellations.
DOCG Wines of Lombardy, Veneto and Campania
Lombardy, Veneto and Campania are three regions of Italy that collectively produce a large portion of Italy's DOCG wines.
Barolo, Barbaresco & More – Piedmont's DOCG Wine
With nine appellations, Piedmont is Italy's leader in unique DOCG production. Some of Italy's best wines, like Barolo and Barbaresco, come out of this region.
Chianti and Other DOCG Appellations of Tuscany
Tuscany is famous for rolling hills, sprawling vineyards and outstanding wine. While Chianti is the region's most famous appellation, it produces several others.
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