Germans have been making wine for almost 2000 years, and they are experts. Several parts of Germany grow grape varietals that make delicious wine. In fact, there are 13 distinct wine regions in Deutschland. Almost...
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Brian Nagele
The Best Red Wine to Use For Cooking
While wine pairs well with many dinners, it is also a useful ingredient when cooking. Whether it is to deglaze the pan, add flavor to sauces, or tenderize meat, wine is for more than drinking in your kitchen. And the...
The Most Expensive Champagne and Sparkling Wine Bottles in the World
From a bottle of crisp, full champagne to a bright and fruity rosé, there’s a sparkling wine for every palette. Champagne and sparkling wine are excellent choices for parties and get-togethers where a little bit of...
9 Most Expensive White Wines in the World
When it comes to wine, there’s usually one question at the top of the list: white or red? And anyone who enjoys wine knows that the difference between the two is far more than just the color. Overall, white wines...
9 Sparkling Red Wines to Try
Red wine can be heavy and acidic for some people. And even red wine consumers find it to be quite a hot and heavy drink during the summer months. Luckily, there are types of sparkling red wine you can try! White...
7 Most Expensive Red Wine Bottles
As a lover of red wine, it has taken me time (and a lot of glasses) to taste the difference between a $15 and $50 bottle of wine. The wines on this list, however, break just about everyone’s bank. The seven most...
16 Most Expensive Wines in the World
Winemaking is an ancient practice that originated in the modern country of Georgia in 6000 BCE, spreading quickly to the rest of Europe during the Roman Empire. Winemaking, in theory, is an incredibly simple...
9 Types of Red Wine for Making Sangria
A cool glass of red sangria is the perfect way to enjoy a warm summer evening. It’s easy to look at pictures of perfectly-crafted pitchers of sangria and think there’s no way you can do it, but trust me, it’s not as...
11 Best Wine Brands in the US
Uncork the essence of oenophilic bliss as we take you on a tour through American vineyards. We present the premier wine brands that have achieved the pinnacle of winemaking in this examination of the country’s...
13 Italian White Wines You Should Try
There are endless varieties of white wine to choose from. From crisp, dry Sauvignon Blanc to semi-sweet Riesling, there is a delicious pairing for every palette and meal. Italy is one of the best-known countries...
12 Delicious French Wines You Should Try
France has been making wine for centuries, dating back to the 6th century BC. Wine is produced throughout the country in large quantities. France is one of the largest producers of wine in the world, ranking high with...
7 Popular Wines for Making Mulled Wine
No beverage feels more warm or cozy than a cup of mulled wine on a winter’s day. Mulled wine is a rich, spiced alcoholic beverage that takes a classic red wine base and elevates it with seasonal flavors. Mulled wine, or...
8 High-Quality Boxed Wine Brands You’ll Love
Australian winemaker Thomas Angove created the first boxed wine in the 60s. Soon after, other wineries experimented with boxed wine, making them a favorite for people who wanted less expensive options. I used to be a...
Our Guide to Different Types of Wine Glasses
Baffling as it may seem, that single set of wine glasses you own for all the different wines isn’t doing your wine justice. Choosing the right wine glass with the right stem length and glass shape is equally as...
11 Popular Types of Spanish Red Wine
Spain is one of the top wine exporters on the planet, although they often get forgotten about. The Mediterranean climate is particularly suited for growing a wide range of red grape varieties, which produce stunning...
Our Guide To The Best Italian Red Wines
Italy is a rich cultural center whose history has influenced every aspect of western culture, from art to politics to winemaking. The south-central European country, lovingly referred to as a boot, is renowned for its...