#the fundamentals of wine

[wineloversworld]

Did you know that a glass of red wine is good for your sex life?

Click Here To Learn Wine Basics - The Fundamentals Of Wine by: Daniel Golio

[allaboutwine]

Sauvignon Blanc

Sauvignon Blanc is a white wine grape variety that originated in the Bordeaux region of France. It is one of the most popular white wine grapes in the world, and for good reason. Sauvignon Blanc is known for its crisp, refreshing acidity and its flavors of citrus, tropical fruit, and grass. These characteristics make it a great wine to enjoy on a hot day or with a meal. If you are looking for a versatile wine that you can enjoy with a variety of foods, Sauvignon Blanc is an excellent choice.

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[wineloversworld]

Pinot Grigio

Pinot Grigio, is one of the world's most well-known white grape varieties. Ironically, the best expressions of it — the age-worthy Grand Cru bottlings from Alsace and the increasingly compelling ones from Oregon's Willamette Valley — aren't the most famous. That title belongs to the often bulk-produced Pinot Grigios of northern Italy. These are among the most popular white wines in the world, and what they tend to lack in complexity and depth, they generally make up for in uncomplicated taste. Even though wine professionals tend to frown on those particular big-brand bottlings, they don't represent the whole story: Producers like Silvio Jermann and Cantine Terlan, among others, make Italian Pinot Grigio of serious accomplishment. In other words, the world of Pinot Grigio and Pinot Gris are far more complicated, in the best possible sense, than they get credit for.

Click Here To Learn Wine Basics - The Fundamentals Of Wine by: Daniel Golio

[winefundamentals]

Sauvignon Blanc

Sauvignon blanc is a wine that has long been enjoyed for its crisp, refreshing flavors. But what makes it truly shine is when it is enjoyed with the right food for the perfect wine pairing bringing out the meals flavors. With its bright acidity and tropical fruit notes, Sauvignon Blanc can be very versatile when it comes to food pairings from light seafood dishes to creamy  pastas. The white wine can bring out the best in any meal and in this article, we will explore some of the best food pairings for Sauvignon Blanc so you can make your next meal even more delicious.

Learn wine basics - The Fundamentals Of Wine by: Daniel Golio

[allaboutwine]

LEARN WINE BASICS – THE FUNDAMENTALS OF WINE by DANIEL GOLIO

a typical thursday night.

[allaboutwine]

Red Wine

Red wine is a type of wine produced from dark-coloured grape varieties. It can be made from a single grape variety or a blend of varieties. Red wine is typically aged in oak barrels, which imparts its characteristic flavour and aroma. Merlot is a variety of red wine grape known for its smooth, velvety tannins. Merlot-based red wines are popular in many countries, including the United States, France, Italy, and Chile.

LEARN WINE BASICS – THE FUNDAMENTALS OF WINE by DANIEL GOLIO

[wineloversworld]

Chardonnay

Chardonnay is a white grape variety that is widely planted around the world. It has an almost preternatural ability to both express the land in which it's grown and showcase the style of the winemaker. Because of that, Chardonnay can be a bit of a chameleon, covering the full spectrum from crisp and refreshing to velvety and generous. It's even one of the main grape varieties responsible for Champagne. No matter where your tastes fall, there is a Chardonnay that will likely fit the bill.

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[sucremedy]

sometimes i forget that my lockdown era syntax course wrote down quotes of all the insane shit our professor said during our semester together and. then i come across the document again and i feel like i'm having an out of body experience

[ki1ldeer]

A more direct redraw for winter-break-redraw-a-thon #2 of ??? As before, original under the cut oh yeah woo yeah

The quality on this original is particularly crusty I think because my room was dark and idk. From either late 2019 or early 2020 at the very beginning of my art style transition when things were very much AWKWARD. I wouldn’t start drawing ears until I drew fan art of Grace from infinity train

This is an old oc named… robin? I think? I don’t remember much of her backstory other than it was unnecessarily edgy because I was ✨17✨. If I had to guess based on the few drawings of her and her husband (who I chose not to draw because if I did he’d look too similar to current oc Finn’s brother) she was a disgruntled housewife either from the 1950s or early 1900s— I seemed to flip flop— who loved to manipulate her husband into committing crimes with her. Loved her for a hot minute. I think parts of her backstory got recycled for Emmeline and Heidi’s backstory lol

[nefretemerson]

there were parts of that life that I loved, but they were all the parts that I'm able to re-create for myself here and now with my little life: the theater, good wine, parties, fine dining. none of that is financially inaccessible if you know how to navigate it. and its infinitely more fun with people who are actually real and who are working the same limited budget. I'm not jealous of rich people. I have more fun down here in smoke filled dive bars. I don't hate the rich because I'm jealous. I hate them because they're awful.

[winebasicsblog]

The Château Coufran vineyard is located to the north of Saint-Seurin-de-Cadourne, a town neighbouring Saint-Estèphe in the Pauillac area. It stretches across a hillside, with its highest point at 21 metres in altitude. It is composed of a single 76-hectare block, with soils primarily made up of gravel and clay.

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🇫🇷 🍷 It's Thirsty Thursday & I'm enjoying excellent 2010 Château Coufran (93 pts, $44) from Bordeaux tonight. 85/15 Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Arrived in LCBO VINTAGES a couple of weeks ago. Full review: https://rebrand.ly/stold73

[une-sanz-pluis]

the accounts of Humphrey Duke of Gloucester's deaths are like:

"we don't know how he died. Some said he just got really sad and just died, just like how Henry IV and Edward IV said Richard II and Henry VI got really sad and just died. Some said that he was smothered between two featherbeds, just how Edward II and Thomas of Woodstock were probably murdered. Others still said it involved a hot spit going into a place no hot spit should go just like the very famous and very untrue account of Edward II's death."

And when you finally stumble on a new one it's like

"Yeah, they drowned him in wine. Just like how George Duke of Clarence is said to have been killed."

[expatesque]

Just bought an oval, marble topped French bistro table with cast iron legs for the kitchen. Fully embracing the unnecessary and frivolous for this flat redesign.

[winefundamentals]

Learn wine basics - The Fundamentals Of Wine by: Daniel Golio

Sauvignon Blanc is a wine that has long been enjoyed for its crisp, refreshing flavors. But what makes it truly shine is when it is enjoyed with the right food for the perfect wine pairing bringing out the meals flavors. With its bright acidity and tropical fruit notes, Sauvignon Blanc can be very versatile when it comes to food pairings from light seafood dishes to creamy  pastas. The white wine can bring out the best in any meal and in this article, we will explore some of the best food pairings for Sauvignon Blanc so you can make your next meal even more delicious.

Learn wine basics - The Fundamentals Of Wine by: Daniel Golio

[winefundamentals]

Learn wine basics - The Fundamentals Of Wine by: Daniel Golio

[wineloversworld]

Merlot

I am a connoisseur of red wine, and Merlot is one of my favorite varietals. I appreciate its versatility, as it pairs well with a wide array of foods.

Merlot is one of the world’s most popular red wines, and America’s second favorite after Cabernet Sauvignon. Known for its soft, sensual texture and approachable style, it’s made from red-skinned grapes that can adapt to a variety of climates to produce food-friendly wines in many price points. Merlot can be velvety and plummy, or rich and oaky. There’s something for everyone, which is why Merlot is adored

Click Here To Learn Wine Basics - The Fundamentals Of Wine by: Daniel Golio