Do you want to become a true wine expert?
Start by learning to distinguish the many shades of red!
Good wines follow this color scale: you can really make a good impression at the table if you know how to recognize them!
Fancy a holiday? There is no better place than Sicily to travel, even if only through your imagination: land of sun, sea, culture, taste and…superior quality wines.
This is a lovely and light sweet sparkling wine with scents of freshly-picked fruits. Drink this with cakes and cream or a nice fruit salad.
#wineoftheweek https://t.co/6CJ9coQ3D0
Bressan Pinot Nero is our wine of the week!
Full bodied and intense Red Wine, elegant and dry, rich in hints of undergrowth and spices, aged in oak barrels. https://t.co/t4BNHhXWUc
Central Italy can boast a wide quantity of wines coming from different vines varieties; among these, some of the most loved Italian wines in the world, like Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino. https://t.co/tCsbCghWoj
Wine of the Week time!
Carat from Bressam, Friuli Venezia Giulia.
Yellow-straw color, aromatically delicate, pleasantly inviting, with hints of reminiscence of apricot, peach, walnut,melon and with a vague reference to almond aroma https://t.co/4Y8cWEMJOU
French wines are among the most loved and famous in the world; this is why they need denominations of controlled origin to be certain they are not counterfeit. Here are some of the most famous ones https://t.co/tDLblrJjoM
The wine bottle body is equally elegant as the wine it holds. It comes as no surprise that each part of the bottle has name.
Are you familiar with these terms?
Mocevò, our new #wineoftheweek
Red, dry wine obtained from a mix of Merlot and Sangiovese grapes grown according to the precepts of biodynamic agriculture in the calcareous and clayey soils of Arce, in Lazio https://t.co/vslqSrDUT4