Georgia and the 8000 Year Old Wine
https://blog.xtrawine.com/en/what-is-the-most-aged-wine-in-the-world/...
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2018 Looks Rosy for Prosecco
We’ve written in the past about how well Prosecco has been doing in recent years. Buoyed by its international popularity, the drink has risen to the top of the ...
The Best Mobile Wine Apps
The rise of the smartphone has opened up a world of new possibilities in the world of Italian wine. Today, you can research wines on the go, so you know exactly...
Celebrate The Arrival of 2018 With the Best Italian Wine
https://blog.xtrawine.com/en/the-xtrawine-italian-wine-almanac-the-best-wines-for-every-month-of-2018/...
Seven Things the Wine Experts do That You May Not Understand
Most of the people who visit Xtrawine are people who have a passion for wine, but are really most interested in great tastes and aromas. Of course, we host as m...
The Differences Between the American, Argentinian, and Italian Wine Industries
While the team at Xtrawine obviously, and often, makes the case for the brilliance of the Italian wine industry, we also have a great appreciation for the fine ...
Tips for the New Generation of Wine Drinkers
While the United States has a strong wine industry, the drink has always come second favourite among young drinkers, especially when compared to the likes of be...
The Rise of Italian Wine in Russia
https://blog.xtrawine.com/en/russian-interest-in-italian-wines-continues-to-rise/...
What is the Most Aged Wine in the World?
https://blog.xtrawine.com/en/how-do-wines-change-colour-as-they-age/...
The History of Champagne
For as wonderful as the many examples of Italian wine are, there are perhaps no other wines that are held in such high regard as champagne. Even though the wine...
