Everything about Wine

Nothing compares to Wine. So much different factors makes every wine a different story. The grapes, the region, how it’s made. It all determines the experience of drinking wine.

Barolo wine

As one of the top red wines in Italy, barolo is made from the nebbiolo grape and aged for at least four years before it can be sold. The barolo region in Piedmont produces wines with a deep ruby color, complex aroma, and bold flavor. These characteristics have earned...

Brunello di Montalcino

Brunello di Montalcino is a special type of Sangiovese wine hailing from the region of Tuscany, Italy. The Brunello grape undergoes extended aging in oak barrels, giving it a robust and complex flavor profile. Notes of cherry, tobacco, leather, and earth are common...

The least sweet white wine

There are many types of white wine, but the least sweet variety is typically a dry wine. This type of white wine has little to no residual sugar, making it a crisp and refreshing choice for many occasions. Dry white wines are perfect for pairing with food, as they can...

Pinot Grigio or Pinot Gris

Technically, Pinto Grigio and Pinot Gris are the same. Pinot Grigio planting has been concentrated in northeast Italy while Pinot Gris makes its home in Alsace in France. Pinot Gris, is a French expression for light delicate and fresh and has flavours that are...

Riesling

The riesling grape is a versatile, aromatic variety with global popularity. Originating in Germany, riesling grapes are also commonly grown in France, Australia, and the United States. When young, riesling wines tend to have floral and stone fruit notes, while aging...

Gewurztraminer

I don’t think there is any better way to sum up the Gewurztraminer (ger-vertz-tramina) grape than by quoting Matt Skinner, author of “Thirsty Work” where the inspiration for this article comes from. Matt states, “Like and oversized drag queen with too much make-up,...

Muscat

Muscat is a sweet grape that comes in many forms from all over from Italy to Spain to Australia. Because of this broad variety it is hard to pin down on specific flavour or aroma for Muscat. Sometimes apple, pear or flowers can be detected in some of the lighter wines...

Chardonnay

Chardonnay comes in all different sizes and shapes and is grown all over the world. While some complain that this variety of grape is rather boring, there is a reason it is the most widely consumed grape variety in the world. Because this grape very readily will sink...

Sauvignon Blanc

Sauvignon Blanc tends to be one of those grapes that you either love or hate. A crisp and mineral tasting wine that has it’s origins in France; the aromas of this grape have conjured a variety of adjectives. Such descriptions range from passion fruit, mint and basil...