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What You Need To Know About Sparkling Wine
Let's find out how sparkling wines are made, how to distinguish prosecco from crema, how to properly serve and which wine is better to choose.
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Scientists: Wine At Night Helps To Lose Weight
Drinking wine at night helps burn fat and thus promotes weight loss. The corresponding conclusions were voiced by scientists from the USA, representing the University of Washington State.
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How To Choose A Wine By Appearance
How much time do you spend in the store choosing a wine? There are characteristics by which you can choose a good wine without opening the bottle.
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How To Make Non-alcoholic Wine
How is alcohol-free wine made? What does it taste like? And why are some sommeliers biased towards such wines? Let's find out the opinion of sommeliers and bartenders.
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10 Most Common Ways Of Counterfeiting Wine
In the 21st century, absolutely everything can be faked. Wine is no exception in this case. Let's learn about the most common ways of counterfeiting wine.
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Signs That You Drink Too Much Wine
Drinking a glass of wine from time to time is not scary, if you know the measure. But if you notice any of the following signs, it's time to think about reducing your alcohol consumption or giving it up altogether.
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How To Drink Red Wine For Health
Wine from dark grape varieties has a pronounced red color due to the pigments contained in the berry skin - anthocyanins. Red wines are more saturated with tannins and useful substances than pink or white wines. They preserve the spicy primary aroma, revealing it in the glass.
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We Prepare Cocktails From Sparkling Wine
There are only a few hours left until the New Year. We offer you an alternative to champagne - cocktails based on sparkling wine.
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What You Need To Know About Georgian Wine
Interest in Georgian wine is constantly growing, and restaurants make up entire wine lists exclusively from Georgian wines.
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Wine Tasting
Wine tasting consists of 3 consecutive stages: first, visual, or visual, second, olfactory, or olfactory, and third, taste. The first two stages involve two independent sense organs — the eyes and the nose, and the third stage involves four sense organs — the eyes, nose, taste buds, and touch.
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