Glasses are one of the most important facets of drinking wine, the shape of the wine glass directly affects the taste of the wine, the glasses also appeal to the aesthetic sense of the consumers also.
The fashions change just as age does but the age old wine can never outgrow the classic clear wine glass. […]
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If the objective of your wine journey is to store bottles, regardless of whatever little or lots or knowledge you have, if your aim is to keep the bottles of the brew for quite some years, then you can be referred to as a collector and the way you store your brew has to be […]
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Wine is a perishable liquid, just like food it oxidates and gets spoilt, unless stored properly by the time you get around to opening the bottle it is most likely to turn into vinegar, and that is quite upsetting if the bottle is of good expensive wine gifted by a friend.
How to store
The wine is […]
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When it comes to taste, it is all about what tastes good with what. It is your own personal taste, and preference which matters.
Wine and cheese act as an enhancer to eat others taste; they bring out the best in each other. It’s the perfect complement to the other, and the correct pairing will bring […]
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The unique orchestrated taste of champagne comes from te three types of grapes put in it, chardonnay, pinot noir and pinot meunier. Each of these lends its flavor in a distinctive way to produce the blend we call and hail as champagne.
Creating The Base Wine (Cuvée)
The grapes are carefully pressed to release the juice before […]
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The king of wines, the most widely known, and the beverage accompanying celebrations, the wine for the best from the French territory of champagne. The distinctive taste and the wonderful tickle in your nose tell you that that sparkling liquid in your hand is champagne.
Champagne
Champagne can only be called champagne if it is made in […]
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Sushi is the current favorite of the world, the fresh delicate flavors opening up into the taste buds and the gluten rich nature of the sushi rice mingling with the more pungent and strong wasabi sauce. The pairing of this food with wine is always a tricky thing because the wasabi sauce tastes […]
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The word that most often confuses an amateur just stepping into the world of wines is ‘vintage’. The waiter will often quote vintage wine and leave you confused at to what exactly is vintage?
The year of the wine is often called as a vintage. The word vintage is nothing more than a more sophisticated […]
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Red and white wines are a popular mode of distinction that is widely used, after that comes whether the wine is dry and sweet, oxymoronic as it sounds, a liquid being dry, dryness of a wine is actually the opposite of the sweetness, i.e. the bitterness of the wine is the dryness of the wine. […]
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The taste of that glass of wine u intend to serve will depend in a lot of ways on the temperature at which it is served. Cold wine or cool wine will cover up a lot of imperfections of a young and a less aged wine, while serving the wines in a warmer temperature will […]
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