The vintage on the label is always a reference ... There are still bottles of old Sassicaia and Tignanello that are technically “table wine,” despite the fact that they’d cost serious ...

This means the bottle is made in the parent wine region of Willamette Valley ... Most New World producers state the vintage on the front of the label. But the placement of the vintage can vary ...

The wine is not vintage-dated but does include the disgorgement date. I had a new bottle (which I recommended two weeks ago in this space) that was disgorged on July 3, 2013; the label explained ...

A non-vintage or multi-vintage wine is made with grapes from more ... You might find more information on the back label of a bottle, or you might not. That additional information might tell ...

If you're new to drinking wine or simply can't decipher what those frilly words on the label mean, here's a quick guide to explaining everything.

Most wines have a vintage printed on the front or neck label. Vintage simply means ... will take much longer to actually finish and bottle the wine. Wines with no vintage are usually referred ...

However, this space on a bottle has infinite ... as far back as 1352BC of wine jars in King Tutankhamun’s burial site having papyrus labels stating vintage, region and even the winemaker.

Since this bottle is a red wine, it’s a given that it’s made ... The placement of the vintage on the label will vary — it might even be printed on the foil. The vintage refers to the year ...