Americas started producing wine as far back as 1550 when Spanish conquistadors settled there. Chile and Argentina were leading countries of winemaking. And up to now, Argentina is the 5th largest producer of wine, while Chile is the 8th largest producer. They reverse the export trend with Chile as the fifth largest exporter of wine […]
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Wines come in all shapes and sizes. So naturally, specific systems must be set in place to categorize all these wines. The classifications differ from country to country, just as the wines do. If you are a fan of wines from Chile, then you may be wondering, what is the Chilean wine classification system? The
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It is incredible how all parts of the world have their secret places of winemaking. Also, how a particular grape can be associated with a country. Today we will discover Malbec and see why Malbec is so popular in Argentina? Originally Malbec was popular in France, around Bordeaux, but it made its way to Argentina.
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Wine is a beverage loved by everyone, but not every wine is created equal. Every small part of the winemaking process affects the outcome, including the terroir, the weather, the machinery, and any small tricks the winemaker may use. Wine really differs according to where it was made. One of the major producers of wine
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We find exceptional food and wine pairings that are carefully selected by expert chefs and sommeliers all the time. It seems as if it is put on a pedestal and honored as a skill by an artist. While there is some truth in that pairing food and wine doesn’t have to be so dramatic. If
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If you dip your toe into the culinary scene you come across endless discussions on food and wine pairings. This a practice that has reverberated throughout history. There is no doubt that people find great pleasure by eating and drinking. Perhaps you have learned some basic rules for pairing food and wine or simply have
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We are often told what types, when, and how we should enjoy a beverage. Then there are the endless varieties that range in style, quality, and price. Food and wine pairing conversations are ever abundant. Considerations for wines that should be cellared for aging and appropriate decanting techniques add even more confusion. What if you
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You may think how can such a delicate drink like white wine pair with a type of fast food. Or you would now think that not all the burgers are really fast food. To avoid such arguments and contradictory thoughts, we will talk about the white wines and burgers separately, and then see how good
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Many activities are impossible to enjoy during the COVID-19 pandemic. One of these is traveling to the French or Italian countryside for a wine tasting tour. If this sounds like something you miss doing, then we are here for you. Whether it is for Valentine’s day or you just want to enjoy a wine evening
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Wine and cheese. Sounds delicious right? Well, only if done right. Finding the perfect wine and cheese combination can be difficult, so we are here to help guide you. Bubbles are best for celebrations, and every day should be a day to celebrate! So, what is the best Prosecco cheese pairing? The best cheese to
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