From times immemorial, red wine has enjoyed the monopoly of being the only category of wine that was ‘good for health’. Although there is a lack of definite proof to support the beliefs, red wine eliminates fat deposits in the arteries and reduces the risk of coronary disorders. Recently, a particular white wine called “Paradoxe […]
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India has only recently begun sipping the fine taste of wine, and the trend has snowballed into a craze with wine bars and wineries sprouting up all over the country. One major Indian vino success story is Sula Wines.
Sula wines have become a roaring success not only at home, but also on a global […]
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Chardonnay originated in France, and over a span of forty years, became the most popular dry white wine in America. During the 1990s, young urban women considered it to be a fashionable beverage.
The Chardonnay vine is easy to grow. It adapts itself to a variety of climates, and gives a high yield wherever it is […]
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Chocolate is synonymous with indulgence and sinful desires, and the same goes for wine, so it is natural that they should be good together. The wine experts give some wines which go very well with the extravagant sin of your favorite chocolate. Try the Chocolate Espresso Pots de Creme which is dark and rich, and […]
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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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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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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 age old deadlock of white wines v. red wines! Common knowledge prevails in the way when the people say that wine come from grapes, but how is it converted to red and white wines and what are the secrets to the magic of a winemaker to convert the humble grape into a sparkling wine?, […]
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