A Comprehensive Look at the World of Chardonnay Rosé
If you’re a vino enthusiast, then you probably know a lot about Chardonnay. Chardonnay, after all, is a well-known wine that’s a favorite among individuals from all around the planet. It’s frequently made as a white wine that’s dry. Many people believe that it’s the globe’s preferred white wine. It’s produced using a grape by…
White Cabernet Franc: Everything You Need to Know
“White Cabernet Franc” is a white wine made from the “Cabernet Franc” grape. It is typically dry and can be blended with other grapes, such as Semillon or Gewurztraminer. The grape for “Cabernet Franc” originated in the Bordeaux region of France but is grown around the world today. The grape was likely introduced to Australia…
White Corvina: A Complete Guide for Wine Enthusiasts
Corvina is a popular grape variety that originated from Italy, specifically Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol region. Although it is commonly used to make world-famous red wine, it has been adapted to produce mouth-watering white wine as well. White Corvina wine has been making headlines around the wine community for its crips refreshing flavor and unique texture. Have…
Red Chenin Blanc: It Exists! Everything You Need to Know
Chenin Blanc is a wine grape traditionally used to make white wine. Recently a winemaker has decided to use the grapes to make a bottle of red instead! The main difference between white and red Chenin Blanc wines is that red wines are made with the grape’s skins, while white wines are not. It gives…
Moscato Rosé: Everything You Need to Know Before You Try
Moscato rosé is a semi-sweet, pink wine produced from the Moscato grape. It’s made by adding red wine to a white one or pressing off a portion of red wine and mixing it with its must before fermentation. The result is a pale pink color that often has aromas of strawberry, raspberry, lavender, and honey….
Riesling Rosé: What Does it Taste Like? Examples to Try
Riesling Rosé is a type of pink-colored wine made from Riesling grapes. Riesling Rosés are often considered the most fruity rosés available, and they tend to have a pronounced fruit flavor with noticeable acidity. What Does Riesling Rosé taste Like? Riesling Rosé tastes like a lighter version of white wine, often described as “not too…
