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Canada’s National Dish With Sparkling Wine
Do you feel like a plate of chips covered in gravy and topped with cheese? The Canadians sure do, as Poutine is Canada’s National Dish That’s what we’re exploring today, the delightful flavours of Canada, let’s see how the plate pairs with the glass, combining Cheesy, Gravy Chips with Canadian Sparkling Wine. Le Cep d’Argent…
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What is a Wine Masterclass?
If you are to be involved in the wine industry then it is very important that you immerse yourself fully in the products you are working with. As wine is very much a flavour experience, though of similar importance, aroma and visual quality, it pays you to understand these qualities well in order to be…
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Discover Sparkling Wines of Sicily
I have visited Italy countless times in the last few years and being a sparkling wine journalist, my invites and time have mostly been spent concentrated on the Northern areas where such regions as Prosecco, Franciacorta and Trento can be found. The climate and the land (terroir) of the north is very much suited to…
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Why Pure Filtered Water is a Key Component of Sparkling Wine
It’s hard to find any type of beverage that water is not a significant part of, and sparkling wine is no exception. Water plays such an important role in the sparkling wine-making process, that it’s first used in the creation of sparkling wine before even the first grape is crushed. But those that make sparkling…
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Best Five Destinations in the USA for Sparkling Wine Lovers
Most of the people connect Champagne with the most solemn and happiest moments of their lives. However, this wine is an excellent choice for every opportunity. The United States is a fourth-largest wine producer in the world. Approximately 90% of the entire US wine production, including sparkling wine, is manufactured in California at 107 ‘American…
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The Historical Background Every Wine Lover Should Know About Louis Roederer Champagne
The history of the Louis Roederer Champagne house started in 1833 when Louis Roederer took over the Champagne house of Dubois Pere et Fils from his uncle. Right after taking over the company, Roederer changed the name of the company and bought all the best vineyards from the locality of Marne. This was an uncommon…
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The Future of Welsh Sparkling Wine
With a history in the vines dating back to the Romans, the few Wineries that operate out of Wales are making strides and are pushing to introduce their creations as a serious contender to the likes of English Sparkling Wine and Champagne. Around 30 vineyards are operational in Wales, each with a different variation of…
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Forget Me Not Sparkling Wine
Sometimes you pop open a bottle of Sparkling Wine that is unlike any other that you’ve ever tasted, displaying either a unique colour, aroma or flavour, making that characteristic bond with your memory, so that it becomes a Forget Me Not Sparkling Wine. This article is being created to showcase one amazing Forget Me Not…
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What Are The Sparkling Wine Classifications?
Each country has its own classifications for its Sparkling Wines, for example, France has the Champagne Region and in that region, you’ll find the likes of Grand Cru and Premier Cru, but what do they mean? In the Prosecco Region in Italy, you’ll find DOC and DOCG, do you know what that really tells you?…
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