One thing I love about the wine world is how fascinating and interesting each topic can be, and this one right here, got my attention. Does the wine glass you use really affect the taste of your wine? For wine lovers, we can drink from any type of glass or…
We all love champagne, and we often pop one during celebrations, but we don’t like its left overs because it has a shorter shelf life than other wines, after few days, it becomes flat and tastes like a plain white wine. And as usual, I research on ways we all…
Christmas is around the corner and as usual, you will be having guest tripping in and out of your house, so I decided to write this blog, just on time, to help give you some few pointers on how well you and your guest can enjoy your wine. While travelling,…
Limoncello! the one drink the Italians cant get enough of, serve your friends a homemade limoncello and they will feel they’ve won your heart, its a lovely drink that has a strong lemon flavor without being sour or bitter. It is the second most popular liqueur in Italy after Campari and has recently become…
In my little experience in the wine world, I have come to realize that Dry Red Wine isn’t everyone’s favorite, especially with the Ladies, so i research and find ways my clients can enjoy their drinks, no matter if its Dry or a Sweet Wine, I advice them on the…
Pumpkin wine is usually made up of fresh pumpkin pulp, water, sugar and optional spices into a fermenter, later adding yeast. Generally, the process takes about a year in total with several filtrations and refermenting periods. It is indeed a legit wine due to the fermentation process but clearly not…
Rice wine is an alcoholic beverage fermented and distilled from rice, it is known for its strong, unique taste, traditionally consumed in East Asia, Southeast Asia and South Asia, it typically has an alcohol content of 18–25% ABV. Making rice wine involves only two ingredients and a good amount of patience as it ferments from starch and then converts to sugar, then after,…
We have talked about how to enjoy Sangria using Red Wine, and oh yes, white wine lovers too can enjoy sangria, so here are 10 recipes for sangria using white wine. White sangria—no longer the lesser step-cousin of the classic. In fact, we dare say sangria is the drink of summer…
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