THE ART OF WINEMAKING
WINE PRODUCTION AND INNOVATIONS From the perfect method of harvest, each of premium class grapes is a fruit of hard work, passion, and love. Grapes are being served by high-class society and royal families...
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What to serve with the wine?
If you are hosting a dinner party, the key to success is in the details. From what appetizers to serve with which wines, to how many people you should invite. And of course, don’t...
Wine-Themed Casino Parties Are the Latest Trend in Events
If you are looking for a new way to spice up your next event, consider hosting it at a wine-themed casino. A wine casino offers everything from roulette tables to poker games that revolve...
Pascal Jolivet: winemaking in harmony with nature
Energetic and passionate, Pascal Jolivet is one of the brightest representatives of a new generation of winemakers in the Loire Valley. He is one of the few producers in the region to take an...
What wine to drink with meat
A still life of a juicy piece of meat and a good glass of wine is organic and can evoke contradictory feelings only for vegetarians. For meat-eaters, this harmonious duo begs the question of...
Symphony in Italian: wine and cheese
Italians are acknowledged masters of combining wine and cheese in a single enogastronomic symphony. Italy produces 450 types of cheese and ranks first in the world by this indicator. The duo of wine and...
Chavron wines – the tradition of the province of Bordeaux
Chavron wines are dry, semi-sweet and sparkling wines from the province of Bordeaux, produced by Castel Group. The taste of the drinks delights with the region’s classic rich fruit tones, while the aroma reveals...
TINI wine – Italian classics
TINI wine is a product of the Italian company Caviro, which is characterized by impeccable quality at an affordable price. The drinks are made from the traditional grape varieties of the Apennine peninsula. TINI...
Summer red wines: what to choose?
It would seem that summer is the season for white wines. But what should fans of red wines, who are not ready to give them up even in hot weather, do? The answer to...
More oak: a selection of white wines aged in barrels
White wines are much thinner than red wines, so their producers are careful about aging in oak. In spite of this, even in wine-growing regions with established traditions, they are not afraid to experiment...
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