If you live in the United States and love wine, chances are you’ve heard of a Moscato. In recent years, these wines have grown in popularity in this country and have become a surprisingly diverse option with a light touch and a gentle body. Their exploding popularity has expanded outside of America, though it has …
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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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After discovering the fantastic taste and surprisingly inexpensive costs of Prosecco, you bought your first bottle, opened it, and found it got flat after you stored it improperly. Don’t worry, friend. You’re not alone. Prosecco isn’t necessarily challenging to store correctly, but improper storage may rob it of its flavors and overall appeal. Thankfully, learning how …
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Sparkling wines have such a unique and bubbly texture that knowing the differences between them may be hard for even the stoutest wine fans. For example, Prosecco is an increasingly popular sparkling wine with a surprisingly early lineage. The modern version was created around the time of the American Civil War over in Italy as a …
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Did you know that sparkling wines have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their unique flavors and light alcohol content? They often work well for people trying to avoid alcohol-related problems and are more palpable for the average person. Moscato d’Asti is one of the most popular sparkling wine types and is something you …
If you’re getting tired of champagne or want a low-calorie alternative to your favorite sparkling wines, Prosecco may be the type for you! This increasingly popular wine is a sparkling white from Italy made with the Glera grape and works well as a brunch or lunch wine. However, it has also become popular for those trying …
The celebration has begun, you’ve popped the cork, topped everyone off, but there’s still some champagne left in the bottle. Should you finish it right away? Or can you leave it for later? Will it still be good? Or will it go bad? How long can you leave the bottle open? Does it ever expire? …
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 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 …
