Riesling and Chardonnay are the darlings of white wines, captivating palates globally for decades. The crisp dryness of Riesling and Chardonnay’s fruity bouquet is the most famous vintage of white wine globally. However, what sets them apart is Riesling is usually slightly sweet, with high acidity. Chardonnay, likewise, will take on the characteristics of a …
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Sparkling wines come in many unique tastes and flavors, each of which provides wine fans like you with an impressive array of purchasing options. However, did you know that Pet-Nat wine is becoming more popular worldwide and may soon be nearly as regularly enjoyed as Prosecco or the King of Sparkling Wines, Champagne? It might …
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Considered poultry, yet all of its meat is dark and a bit oily like a goose, you can prepare duck in many ways other than roasting. When roasted, the flavor is quite different from Duck L’Orange, which is sweet, or Confit of Duck, which is savory and silkily tender. Knowing the wines that work well …
If you’ve never tried Gewurztraminer, you’re doing yourself a grave disservice, as this tasty wine has been growing heavily in popularity in recent years and is a unique option that compares well to many other wines. For example, it works well as a replacement for Riesling if you need an upgrade from this wine type. Here’s …
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Most wines fall into specific categories, like dry, off-dry, semi-sweet, sweet, or dessert. But Sauvignon Blanc… it’s in a category all by itself. Is it sweet? Is it dry? Actually, it can be whatever you’d like it to be. What is Sauvignon Blanc? Originally from the dry soil and wine dynasty of Bordeaux, France, Sauvignon …
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Champagne remains a fairly popular drink option in many parts of the world and provides some surprisingly rich tastes among its many varieties. For example, Brut and Extra Dry champagnes are some of the most popular options on the market and create a fascinating array of taste options. However, there is some confusion between the two …
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Just like not all sparkling wine is champagne (or for that matter, not all champagne is sparkling wine), there’s more than one way to make a bottle of bubbly. There’s the tank, transfer, ancestral, continuous, carbonation, and méthode champenoise (traditional method). A secondary fermentation takes place in the bottle with méthode champenoise. The most important …
When getting into white wines, it is very easy to get overwhelmed by the many excellent, different options on the market today. For example, choosing between Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, and Sauvignon Blanc will challenge just about anybody and require a careful approach. If you’re interested in any of these three wines, please read more to …
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When you welcomed in the New Year, did you celebrate with a silly hat? Irritating noisemaker? Bottle of champagne? If you opted for the latter, you were among the hundreds of thousands across the country that downed an estimated 360 million glasses on New Year’s Eve. If you passed on the bubbly because you don’t …
You’ve probably heard of the phrase “drinking to someone’s health”? Its deep origin dates back to Ancient Greece. During dinner, the host was expected to sip the wine as assurance that the drink was not poisoned. It’s either that the society was extra careful, or their hosts had an otherwise reputation with wine… Either way, the …
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