Viognier is a white grape variety that doesn’t get talked about *too* much, but let me tell you what, Viognier definitely stands out among the crowd. Could it be your new favorite flower-child varietal?

And this week, speaking of easy peasy, I’m going to tell you the SECRET TRICK to finding a wine from Savoie. For realzies, you won’t even hardly need your brain.

As with most regions, you can totally nerd out and dig into all the different crus and soil types and explore the dozens of native grape varieties—however, the real reason I love it is because you don’t *have* to!

Ready to branch out of the quaffable porch-pounders and fancy up your Pinot Grigio drinking?

Ok, so you are a die-hard Pinot Grigio fan. You love the fact that you can guzzle them in your pink flamingo pool floaty and not be required to think too hard. Pure summer satiation.

Ever wonder the difference between Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio? Here’s your answer: They are the same! Well, kind of.

Chardonnay is considered a “neutral” grape variety? In other words, it doesn’t have TONS of flavor all on its own. Instead, its taste is extremely malleable and varies dramatically depending on where it's grown and winemaking style.