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Getting to know the world of wine is a complex thing ! Some are looking for’food and wine pairings, others want to know more about the principles of tasting. However, discovering wine doesn't stop there !
Thanks to this wine blog, I invite you to go further by dealing with the subject that surrounds the world of oenology to discover wine differently. This category, a little on the margins, Yet intimately linked to wine and tasting.
For learn and understand wine with ease and his universe, I offer you here a selection of detailed subjects to give you all the keys to become a real amateur !
You haven't finished your bottle of wine ? It would not be reasonable to force yourself... But how long can you keep it once opened ?
For some years, orange wine has gained popularity. You surely know red wine, white or rosé but have you ever heard of this fourth color of wine ?
When the good weather arrives or you watch your line, you have probably wondered how many calories a glass of wine contains.
The classification of 1855 is the best known and oldest closely linked to the history of the Bordeaux vineyard. In this year, Bordeaux wine trade and industry created this classification on the occasion of the Paris Universal Exhibition and at the request of Napoleon III.
Today, you went to a small wine cellar to find a sparkling wine to bring to friends. The wine merchant who works there is obsessed with the last Pet Nat he just received. Not knowing in the least what it is, you have opted for a crémant or a champagne.
A few days later, you decide to google what Pet Nat means and you come across this article. Bravo, you made the right choice ! You will discover here that you should absolutely taste these wines.
Wine merchant and blogger for more than 5 years, I've always had a passion for introducing the world of wine simply.
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