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Watching Bottling Can Be a Lot of Fun

Posted on March 12, 2020 by Robert Johnson

One of the most exciting processes of making wine; bottling!

Tagged with: wine bottling process, wine labeling process
Posted in In the Cellar, Wine Buzz

Oak Aging: Not as Common as Your Think

Posted on February 6, 2020 by Robert Johnson

How common is oak aging in wine?

Tagged with: oak barrels, oak influence on wine
Posted in Editor's Journal, In the Cellar

Table Grapes vs. Wine Grapes: What’s the Difference?

Posted on May 15, 2018 by Robert Johnson

Dang it. We polished off our last bottle of Vinesse-curated wine last night, the wine rack is empty, and we have guests coming over tonight. No problem. We’ll just drive over to the market, buy a few bags of grapes…

Tagged with: table grape/wine grape differences
Posted in In the Cellar

Wine Cuvees of Distinction: The Art of the Blend

Posted on April 21, 2017 by Robert Johnson

Much like 3D technology can enhance the experience of watching a movie, when a vintner uses more than one grape variety, it can enhance the experience of drinking a wine. Filmmaking and winemaking both are art forms, and the techniques…

Tagged with: art of blending, Bordeaux, Chilean wine, French wine, Portuguese wine, red blends
Posted in In the Cellar, Wine Buzz

About Vinesse

Vinesse specializes in helping wine lovers discover interesting wines. By sharing limited-production gems that generally don’t appear on the shelves of local stores, Vinesse has grown to become one of the largest and most respected wine club companies in the U.S.

From our base in Southern California, Vinesse cultivates relationships with some of the most respected winemakers in the world. These relationships are critical to supplying each of our ten wine clubs with exceptional wines from amazing boutique wineries.

In addition to sharing exceptional wine gems with our dedicated circle of members, Vinesse also offers wine collections, wine accessories and individual wine sales to wine lovers across the U.S.

This blog is intended for people 21 years of age and over. Please drink responsibly.

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