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It's more than just fermented grape juice: Musings about the history of wine and a deep dive into reds, whites and regions that will make any wine lover drunk with happiness.
The Romanticism of Champagne
Tiny bubbles: in the wine. They do make all the difference. Leslie Caron sang about it — and love — in the late 1950s in the film Gigi. It made her ebullient in the movie and seems to have had the same effect on many of the rest of us. It is great if you can get to the source to experience it. However, you can enjoy the romanticism and some of the buzz of Champagne almost anywhere.
By Liza Zimmerman8 years ago in Proof
Wine Facts and Myths Debunked
Everything about wine is amazing. The taste, the smell, the appearance, and the taste (yes, I've said it twice). Almost nothing can go wrong with wine — it's one of the best types of alcohol in the world. They come in so many different flavors and styles: It's an endless array of liquid heaven. There are false accusers (or haters) that come up with ridiculous myths and facts. Don't get me wrong, there are facts about wine that are certainly true. But there are also myths on wine that are total BS.
By Jacqueline Hanikeh8 years ago in Proof
Healthiest Wines to Drink. Top Story - September 2017.
Yes, wine. One of the greatest drinks to binge on and eat with a variety of foods. From sparkling to red and white, you can easily enjoy and have a great time with friends, or even by yourself — like me. After a glass or two, or actually four, the giggles start coming in and your face is flushed like the color of the rich, deep red merlot in your glass. But did you know that there are a few wines labeled as healthiest wines to drink?
By Jacqueline Hanikeh8 years ago in Proof
Best Cheap Rosé Wine on the Market. Top Story - September 2017.
Rosé wine has long been somewhat maligned among wine connoisseurs — particularly among purists, due to the fact that it's a blend of different wines together. However, over the years, people have begun to find a lot of merit in rosé wines.
By Mackenzie Z. Kennedy8 years ago in Proof
Best Ice Wines
Ice wines are produced all over the world, and have become a specialty product of many regions - particularly the Niagara region in Ontario Canada (in the areas just north of Niagara falls). Long a local favorite, wine-drinkers around the world have begun to discover these delicious and sweet dessert wines that can only be grown in certain regions, and with select varieties of grapes.If you have never tried ice wine, or are hoping to expand your knowledge of this specialty wine, check out this list of 10 of the best ice wines available now! Their quality and flavor have impressed even the most discerning wine experts in the world.
By Annie Kiely8 years ago in Proof
How to Drink Ice Wine
Right now, we are in the throes of ice wine season. If you don't know what ice wine is, it's wine that is made with grapes that were frozen on the stem. Around the colder parts of the world, grapes are undergoing a first frost — and are fermented without a single drop of noble rot.
By Grace Tyler8 years ago in Proof
What to Know About Canadian Ice Wine
Ice Whaaat? You may ask. Yes, ice wine. See, most people tend to associate Canada’s sub-zero temperatures with naked lands, essentially no life—but the truth is, since 1984, Ontario has found a use for these unforgiving temperatures in grape production.
By DollarBilcopy8 years ago in Proof
Easy Red Wine Sangria Recipes
Red wine sangria is one of the most popular drinks for a girls night in, a brunch get-together, or even as an accompaniment to a nice bowl of seafood paella. When done right, red wine sangria is savory, sweet, and can help even the tensest person unwind.
By Lynne Shumaker8 years ago in Proof
Best White Sangria Recipes
When you're in the mood for a fruity and light cocktail you should try these well-known white sangria recipes. Most of these recipes are fairly easy to understand and will leave your taste buds feeling happy and yearning for more. Whether it's just you or a large group of people you should act as bartender for the day and give these recipes a try. These classic drinks will automatically quench your thirst and leave you feeling relaxed. You don't need to be a professional bartender to make these drinks they're intended for people who are in the mood for a drink and don't have a ton of experience.
By Grace Tyler8 years ago in Proof
Easy Rosé Sangria Recipes
Rosé is a lighter colored wine compared to red wine. It's made by crushing red grapes and then having them soak for a few days. Once the juice becomes a bright pink color the winemakers remove the grape skins and you have a beautiful Rosé wine. This wine is great any time of the year. However, Rosé sangria is perfect for the summer since it has a fruity and refreshing taste. Whether you are having a large party or just hanging out with some friends these Rosé sangria recipes will not let you down.
By Jessica Herring8 years ago in Proof
What Is Ice Wine?
I've tried just about every kind of wine you could imagine. I've drank blue wine. I've enjoy red wines and white wines galore. Dessert wines like port and sherry, I've enjoyed — in the sense that I promptly made a face and spat them out due to the cloying sweetness of them.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart8 years ago in Proof
Best Frozen Sangria Recipes
Sangria is a classic drink that always pleases people with its flavor and ease. There are some variations to this delicious drink depending on the specific fruits you add and the consistency of the drink. However, if you have never tried a frozen sangria before, you should check out these best frozen sangria recipes.
By Lynne Shumaker8 years ago in Proof
