The Mozart Wine House Sommelier Academy invites you to a brand-new masterclass/tasting dedicated to winemaking regions you may not have heard of yet!

The Spanish region of Rioja, famous for its exquisite wines, is celebrating a significant date - 100 years since receiving the Denominación de Origen (DO) status!

The Mozart Wine House team has returned from the Bigati Fest wine festival, full of vivid impressions and great spirits!

Beer is one of the oldest and most popular beverages in the world. It has accompanied us for millennia, and over this time, it has accumulated many interesting facts and legends. Ready to learn something new about your favorite foamy beverage?

Have you ever wondered why a huge bottle of wine is called "Melchior" and a slightly smaller one "Balthazar"? It's all about biblical characters! The tradition of assigning names from the Old Testament and other religious texts to large-volume wine bottles has a long and, unfortunately, not entirely clear history.

The world's most influential wine competition, the Decanter World Wine Awards (DWWA), has announced its 2025 results, naming the best wines from around the globe – from hidden gems to established classics.

For wine lovers and art enthusiasts alike, the captivating work of artist Carl Laubin offers a unique perspective on the prestigious Bordeaux region.

For years, the title of "World's Strongest Beer" has been the subject of intense competition. Breweries have been pushing the boundaries of fermentation and brewing ingenuity.

Known for its innovation and pursuit of excellence, Veuve Clicquot is pushing the boundaries of traditional winemaking by experimenting with aging champagne underwater.

To make drinking wine even more conscious and elegant, we want to tell you some interesting facts about wine glasses