The taste experience appeals to our 5 senses. Taste is associated with smell and sight. In the wine world, flavor is a determining factor, it gives us a first glimpse of the quality of the wine. This article will therefore aim to explain in the primary flavors of the wine and their aromatic properties. Taste …
Aerating a champagne before serving it is not a widespread practice. However, it should not be forgotten that champagne is above all a wine! Therefore, champagne can be aerated, just like red or white wine. Why should you aerate champagne? When opened, Champagne often has an aggressive bubble. Indeed, when opening the bottle, there is …
Created in 2018, Wine is the new art is the creator of experiences around wine and art. Its primary purpose is to forge links between artists, winemakers, art and wine lovers, curious and neophytes, with the conviction that wine and art are vectors of dreams, humanity, fulfillment and dialogue. They invented several types of experiences: …
We often think that old wines should always be aerated. An old wine is fragile and will prefer not to be rushed. The aeration of an old wine can therefore be dangerous. Nevertheless, and as always it depends on the wine. If it proves to be very tannic, it will appreciate, like a young wine, …
Young wines are those that generally benefit most from aeration. Indeed, young wines often reveal a strong acidity and fairly hard tannins. Young, the wine is unstable and particularly moving. From then on, oxygenation of a young wine will make its tannins more supple and reduce its acidity. It is therefore recommended to aerate a …
The United States are back in the game this year in China! So, who from Serbia, Spain, Greece, France or Australia can stand up to them? Hard to say, but probably no one. If we can’t tell you who will win the basketball world cup, we can advise you on wine pairing with the best …
For those who don’t know, the WSET correspond to the Wine & Spirit Education Trust. This is the most important diploma in wines and spirits. It is internationally recognized and it’s a true institution in the wine sector. It allows everyone to learn different tasting techniques to be able to talk more precisely about wine. …
Mouton-Rothschild is one of the most famous châteaux in the world and is the first Grand Cru Classé in history. But it is not only to his wine that he owes his fame. Indeed, the castle has gathered on its labels the most famous artists of their time. Today, we are offering you a look …
Spain ranks third among wine producing countries in the world, behind Italy and France. It is a very rich wine-growing country with more than 60 denominations of origin and more than 1,250 different grape varieties. Vines have always been part of Spanish culture. Through this article, we will introduce you to different wine regions and …
Summer has arrived. It announces long afternoons of sunbathing and relaxation by the pool. We necessarily wanted to recommend some wines on this occasion. Here is our selection! Rosé: Lazy Creek Vineyards, 2016 Rosé of Pinot Noir The lazy Creek rosé is of color deep salmon to almost pink in the glass. The nose has …