Category: Red Wine

  • Wine fermentation

    The art and process of winemaking

    Winemaking is a complex and fascinating process that involves numerous steps, each playing a crucial role in creating the delicious wines that we love. From tending to the vines in the vineyard to bottling the finished product, winemaking is a labor of love that requires skill, knowledge, and patience.

    As wine lovers, it's always a good addition to your area of knowledge to understand the art and process underlying the wine we drink, so join us as we shed light on the journey from vine to glass.most well-known, and most widely consumed, sparkling wines, there is a whole world of sparkling wines beyond these two iconic regions.  Continue reading

  • Forest floor

    Ten notes in red wine and how to identify them

    Beyond the traditional fruit, spice, and floral notes, red wines can often exhibit a wide range of unique and unconventional notes on the palate. Although some are self-descriptive, we wanted to break down some of the less common notes, along with their potential taste profiles, the wines in which they're found, and similarities to more common notes. Continue reading

  • Pouring wine like a pro

    The Perfect Pour: How to Serve Wine Like a Pro

    As any wine enthusiast well knows, serving wine is not just about uncorking the bottle and haphazardly pouring it into any old glass you can find. After all, why do you think it's customary to pour wine at a table rather than bringing over a glass of it pre-filled?

    The perfect pour requires finesse and attention to detail, allowing you to fully appreciate the flavors and aromas of the wine. Whether you're hosting a formal dinner party or enjoying a casual evening with friends, we've put together some tips on how to serve wine like a pro. Continue reading

  • Freshly aerated Cabernet Sauvignon

    What is the best Cabernet Sauvignon?

    Cabernet Sauvignon is the world's most popular red wine grape, formed as a cross from Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Franc, both native originally to France. But when it comes to Cabernet Sauvignon, what is the best?

    A simple question, with a complex answer, for one very simple reason - price! To help you find the best option, we've broken down some different Cabernet Sauvignon bottles at an array of price points, so you'll be able to find one which perfectly fits your price range. Continue reading

  • Red wine stain

    How-to Guide: Removing Red Wine Stains

    The worst part of being a wine lover is dealing with the stains. The great thing is that there are home remedies that you can do to remove those red wine stains.

    The last thing you need to do is panic. Make sure you are ready to resolve the stain before it gets deeper into the fabric, making it hard to remove later on. Here are some helpful tips that you can follow: Continue reading

  • Calories in wine

    How Much Sugar and Carbs Does Wine Have?

    Although wines are good for us when consumed in minimum amounts, it's still good to know how much sugar and carbs it has just in case we go over the minimum. Are we even aware of how much sugar and carbs every wine has?

    Probably both yes and no, if we do check the label. In this article, we will go over some selected wines and see the real deal of how much sugar and carbs we're consuming with every glass. Continue reading

  • Italian Red Wines

    Top Italian Red Wines For Everyone

    The first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions Italy is pizza. Then we think of mozzarella cheese, pasta, and many other wonderful dishes. But Italy is not just someplace where you can feast on great food, but also the home country of some pretty amazing red wines. Red wines that are cherished both there and abroad.

    What follows is an introduction to what we believe are the top ten Italian red wines. So, hold on to your glasses... Continue reading

  • Dessert wines

    A Personal Guide to the Amazing World of Dessert Wines

    Dessert wines, also known as pudding wines in some regions in the world, are sweet wines served with dessert, and it’s no easy task to define them. In the USA, a wine needs to have more than 14% alcohol by volume for it to be described as a dessert wine. But at the same time, many fortified wines contain even more alcohol than 14%. Then there are German dessert wines that contain 50% less alcohol than that.

    You get the picture of why it is not easy to put a strict definition of what defines a dessert wine. Continue reading

  • Wine and steak

    The Ultimate Guide on How to Pair Wine and Steak

    Whether you are celebrating an anniversary, job promotion, or some other special occasion, indulging in a premium piece of steak is an excellent choice. Furthermore, pairing it with great wine can turn your meal into an unforgettable experience.

    The only issue here is how to choose the right wine. Continue reading

  • Australian Vineyards

    Five Outstanding Australian Red Wines

    Unless you are a seasoned wine aficionado, you might not know that many exceptional red wines come from Australia. If you are perfectly aware of this and most likely keep at least a few bottles in their cellars.

    However, if this is news for you, then you are probably new in the world of wines. But, that’s okay, you are in the right place as here we will introduce you to some of the best red wines from down under. Continue reading