Dry wine

Wine 101 is a beginner’s guide to learning dry wine and purchasing great bottles. It breaks down tasting to core elements, how to identify aromas, and common misconceptions. We're here to get you started in the fascinating world of wine. From dry wine to wine tasting, you'll never be thirsty again once you have mastered this guide!

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Looking for a new dry red wine? From Cabernet Sauvignon to Shiraz, we’ve got you covered. Whether it’s your first time buying or you just need a refresher course in the basics, find out about the best dry red wines today.

Red wine drinkers are more likely to consider themselves "aficionados," but it turns out they've earned it.

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Impress them all with this Wine Etiquette series of infographics designed to put even the most novice of folks up on proper wine formalities.

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Whether you prefer a crisp, dry wine or a sweet dessert wine, this wine sweetness chart will help you understand the levels of sweetness in wine. Fruity flavors can often be confused with sweetness, but sweet wines will have residual sugar. Find out more about the wine sweetness scale and what makes a wine sweet. And follow Wine Travelista for more wine tips.

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This guide will help give you a basic understanding of red wine. From what types of red wine offer what flavors to their acidity and what to pair them with!

In wine country, people continue to say “yes way” to rosé wine. In honor of Rosé Day on June 12, we’re putting on our rosé-colored glasses and diving in to this trendy and delicious wine. You might be surprised to learn that rosé isn’t a specific grape varietal, but rather a broader style of wine. Rosé can be made from a variety of red grapes, and this wine gets its signature

It does not matter which bottle of Champagne you pick, but if you want a little bit of knowledge about what to expect from the bottle then here is a little help. This is a chart detailing the level of sweetness you can expect from your bottle of Champagne, each bottle will have one of these on its label, starting from Brut Nature = No added sugar, all the way up to Doux = More than 50 grams of sugar.

If you have ever come across a recipe that calls for dry white wine, chances are you just grabbed whatever you had handy in the fridge, thinking that the kind of white wine you used didn't make any difference.

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