Winemaking in Canada has garnered international renown. Not only do they make some of the best wines in the world, but they also make an abundance of ice wine. There are a lot of wineries out there that you can go to if you enjoy a glass of wine now and then … Read more
Winemakers in Canada are disproving the notion that harsh climates prevent the production of high-quality wines by demonstrating that they can still do so. Wine tasting and tours in Canada will appeal to a wide variety of wine lovers because the country’s bottles have a distinct, easily recognizable structure and aroma. When … Read more
Even though Canada’s wine industry is still in its infancy when compared to wine-producing regions in other parts of the world, the country is now famous all over the world for producing some of the best wines that are available to be tasted. 1. British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley The Okanagan Valley is … Read more
Winemaking is not restricted to the traditional wine grapes (there are rice wines, for example). But we’ve discovered more exotic, weird, and extreme wines that use unconventional ingredients and winemaking procedures. If you’re a wine lover looking for something different, then prepare your palates (and your guts) to try these unusual, exotic, … Read more
Wine tasting is among the most popular things to do in some places in the world, such as in Napa Valley in the United States, which is one of California’s best wine tasting destinations. This activity is both a science and art for professionals and an enjoyable experience for amateurs. However, to … Read more
Fine wine serving at a dinner table doesn’t require that you have a traditional wine tavern to do it properly. All you need is to know the do’s and don’t’s, as well as the proper etiquette of wine serving at the dinner table whenever you have guests in your place. And everything … Read more
Winemaking is what the production of wine is called. It is also called enology, which is the science of all aspects of winemaking and wine. However, enology does not study vine growing or harvesting of grapes, as those areas belong in the subfield of viticulture. A person who studies enology is an … Read more
There are many reasons people travel. It can be to discover new cultures and practice languages or to go out and admire scenic places and drink wine. Tasting wine from different countries allows travelers to make a true immersion in the history, aroma, and flavors of viniculture. This is why for many … Read more