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No matter whether you prefer white or red, you'll find your favorite reason to indulge in these National Wine Days for 2020.

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8 Simple Wine Tasting Tips for Beginners

The Tea & Tonic Mocktail created by Great Plains Selinda Camp Manager.

Tasty Cocktails from Around the Globe

Here are some tips on how to create a wine cellar for your home.

How to Create a Wine Cellar in Your Home

Recipes: Martinis Made with Wine

We are wine lovers through and through, but in honor of National Martini Day (and pretty much any day you want wine martinis), we thought we pull together a list of our favorite Martinis made… Read more...

5 Reasons Why to Pay a Wine Corkage Fee

Corkage is a per bottle fee charged by restaurants to customers who bring their own wine bottle to consume at a restaurant. Some states in the U.S. allow BYOB (or as we at WineLoversVillage affectionately… Read more...

Champagne Tour From Paris

Love bubbly? Already in Paris? Consider booking wine travel with TourCrafters’ 2-night Sipping Champagne Tour. It’s an easy—and inexpensive—way to see some of the great Champagne houses, the vineyards and villages of Champagne, as well… Read more...

Farm at Cape Kidnappers, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand

Mention the country of New Zealand and wine lovers will immediately start drooling over the opportunity of visiting the vineyards and tasting the famous wines of New Zealand. When I traveled to New Zealand a… Read more...

Tips For Selling Wine

In the world of wine, the Internet has drastically changed the business and landscape for a lot of industries and manufacturers. Retails and wineries alike are using the Internet to sell their unique wine to… Read more...

For Organic Wine That’s Great, Hit the Chile Aisle

Let’s face it: organic wine has a bad rap. Most wine drinkers assume it’s going to be sub-par, just as they assume with kosher wine. In both cases, history plagues these wines. For a long… Read more...

Biking Country Wine Roads in Oregon’s Willamette Valley

Days spent meandering down rural country lanes lined with grapevines, orchards, and hop fields ease into afternoon wine tastings. Nights are in small and welcoming Oregon towns you’ve never heard of, like Dundee, Newburg, McMinnville,… Read more...

A Look At Ice Wine

Although there are several types of wine that you buy, one of the most unheard of is ice wine. Ice wine is a very rare form of wine, a wine that is produced under certain… Read more...

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