Sunshine (and rain!), vineyards, local food - what more could you want from a holiday? Often overshadowed by its neighbour Bordeaux, Bergerac is perched on the banks of the Dordogne, and was designated a Town of Art and History by the Ministry of Culture in 2013. Its rolling vineyards bask in warm summers, with just … Continue reading Bergerac’s Vineyards: Tours, Tastings, and Local Delights
Red Wine
Chianti: From Fiasco to Fine Wine
Chianti — for many, the name still conjures a squat straw-covered bottle, the fiasco. While once symbolic of the region, that image is now more relic than reality. Today, Chianti is experiencing a quiet renaissance — far from rustic or forgettable, it’s become one of Italy’s most expressive and characterful reds. After tasting Chiantis ranging from … Continue reading Chianti: From Fiasco to Fine Wine
The Charm of Gamay: A Wine Renaissance
Looking for a summer red that won't weigh you down? Enter Gamay: light, juicy, and perfect with a chill. It’s one of the best summer wines to serve chilled—bright, refreshing, and full of personality. Once dismissed as the party wine of Beaujolais Nouveau, Gamay is now enjoying a quiet renaissance, thanks in part to climate … Continue reading The Charm of Gamay: A Wine Renaissance
The Curious Cork 