Pinot Blancwine is produced from the grape variety of the same name. The grape is referred to as Pinot Bianco in Italy, where it thrives in the northeast of the country. In Austria, where the variety excels as well, it is referred to as Weissburgunder. In Canada, where it's typically...
Pinot noir is a type of wine grape and a style ofred winethat is typically light to medium-bodied, fruit-forward, and relatively low alcohol compared to other red wines. Originally fromBurgundy, the pinot noir grape is notoriously hard to grow. Known as "red Burgundy" in France, the grap...
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No. Produced from the New South Wales wine region ofOrange? No. Orange wine is natural wine? No, though many proponents of the style might fall into the natural wine category. These are just some of the common misconceptions. So what are orange wines?
Learn more about pinot grigio here. Sauvignon blanc is a crisp white wine that can add citrusy and herbaceous elements to a dish. This style of white works in harmony with a fresh, kicky marinade or sautéeing fresh fish—but it’s also the preferred choice when making risotto. The ...
You probably already know that Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio are the same grape. What’s surprising is that this grayish-purple grape is also a mutation of Pinot Noir. Pinot Gris is famous for its refreshing citrus flavor and zesty acidity. Learn more about Pinot Gris wine, its taste, and ...
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With tens of thousands of wines competing for attention, tough economic times, and time-pressed wine drinkers, there has never been a better time to buy popular wines. Good, Better, Best Wines is the first book that focuses exclusively on "big brands," breaking them down to good, better ...
Outside, Rhiannon from L.A. said: "If a Chardonnay's really oaky, all I taste is butter and vanilla. I could just eat a cookie if I wanted that." But both women agreed that the wine I'd poured for them was definitely their style of wine. It was the same bottle, of course—La...
While it is common to use black or red grapes to make red wine, and white grapes to make white wines, there are some red grapes used for white wines and vice versa. An example is Blanc de Noirs sparkling white wine which uses Pinot red grapes, and Orange Wine which uses white grapes...