Wines

One of the most popular white grapes, Chardonnay originated from the Burgundy region of France and so did Pinot Blanc. (The latter, however, has found its new home in Alsace, planted widely in the region.) Although many experts find great...

Malbec and Pinot Noir, two red grape varieties both originating from the Bordeaux region of France. Irrespective of the same birthplace, they sit quite apart owing to the unique characteristics—colour, body, aromas, fragrances... In this blog post, Malbec vs Pinot...

Pinot Blanc vs Pinot Gris—two white wine grape varieties, both belonging to the Pinot family, then what could be the difference between the two? The grape colour, of course, the former revealing a yellowish-green while the latter is known for...

After a long day at work, you just want to go home and unwind. What’s better to uplift your mood than a glass of wine. But there are a few problems that you can run into. What if the wine...

Planning for a house party? It’s time to bring around the amateur bartender in you! But wait, before getting started you should definitely tutor yourself with what goes into bartending. There are many people who live by this misconception that...

Do you know the power of our sensory organs? There are thousands of taste buds present on the tongue that allow you to differentiate between sweet, sour and bitter tastes. Our nose can detect uncountable odours and scents. You might...

Going for your first wine tasting experience? It can go very well if you are familiar with some terms and techniques. You must have heard from your friends or stumbled upon it on online how it looks, smells and tastes....

Have you ever wondered what determines the colour of wine? We all know that wine is made from grapes. Many people think that red wines are made from red-coloured grapes? But its not true, they are made from dark-coloured grapes....

Are you familiar with whole-cluster fermentation? We won’t judge you if you aren’t. Not everyone is an Oenologist (A person who knows everything about wine and winemaking). It somewhat leads to carbonic maceration. Our intent is to enhance your knowledge...