Sarah Caldwell

Sarah has been a lover of wine for quite a few years, but she doesn't know everything. That's why she's taking this journey with her readers to explore where wines come from, how they taste, and with what they should be paired. It's all in good fun, and maybe one day she'll be a professional oenophile. Until then, she'll just continue to love the experience.

Merlot vs Cabernet Sauvignon: Battle of the Reds

Let’s set the record straight right off the bat, for those of you who don’t know. Cabernet Sauvignon is often referred to as Cabernet. So to avoid confusion, we may …

The Best Stackable Wine Racks – Top Picks

If you’re an oenophile by any stretch of the word, it’s likely that you have a bit of a wine collection. For those of you who don’t already, you’ve probably …

Gewurtztraminer vs Riesling Compared: Which is the Best?

Gewurztraminer and Riesling both have deep roots in Germany and other parts of Europe. Gewurtztraminer vs Riesling are very similar varieties. In fact, one of Riesling’s parents is believed to …

Bogle Wine Brand Review: All About the Winery & Types of Wine!

Bogle Wines are elegant and sophisticated. They come from a family winery in California with a rich history. You can taste the dedication they put into their wines in each …

The Best Vinho Verde Varieties To Try

Despite claiming to be a wine enthusiast, I honestly don’t know as much about Vinho Verde as I do about a lot of other types of wine. We’re heading into learning about this one together! Vinho Verde is an interesting one, and I’m excited to share some of what I know with you.

One of the most notable things about Vinho Verde that everyone should know is that it’s shockingly affordable. You can get most bottles around $5 or $10. Don’t be misled by the fact that they replaced the cork with a screw cap. It’s one of the best wines you’ll try.

vinho verde

Overview

Vinho Verde is not a grape. It’s not a blend, either. It’s an entire region in the north of242 Portugal, home to rolling green hills, family farms, and a lot of wine.

Origin stories behind the Vinho Verde name vary. Some say it’s named for the green b