Merlot along with the most popular cabernet sauvignon and lesser known varieties cabernet franc, malbec and petit verdot, have their home in Bordeaux, the most popular wine region of France. Cabernet sauvignon dominates the western sub-region of Medoc, while merlot dominates the eastern sub-regions of Pomerol and St Emilion.     Most Bordeaux wines are blends of the varieties... 

It’s an immense pleasure to write about the Croatian wines for this issue. The reason for this delight is that the Croatian wines are getting better nowadays. However, we Nepalese are least aware of the numerous  varieties of wine that Croatia has to offer. In a nutshell, Croatian wine production is a business that is doing eminently well. While few years back, the situation was not the same,... 

Appearance of wine What does it means? To many general wine drinkers and novice tasters, the detailed examination by a professional of a wine’s appearance seems something of a pointless exercise. However, little they know that the appearance reveals much about a wine, giving indications as to style, quality, maturity and revealing some possible faults. Clarity A wine that has finished fermentation... 

Wine A perfect Gift Oenophile Attending a social gathering or a party at a friend’s place? Thinking what to take along? Confused in selecting a gift? Don’t worry, there is a sure fire way to make the recipient happy; buy them some wine. Wine makes a lovely and thoughtful gift for any occasion, and can be picked up at any liquor store or even departmental stores while you are on your way. You... 

Chocolate Wine Chocolate with a Kick People love Chocolate, same thing they do to the always marvelous wine. We have always been hearing about chocolates as a best pair for wine, a perfect gift with wine. But have we ever heard about Chocolate Wine? Yes… Chocolate Wine……… It is new type of flavored wine which is manufactured by blending chocolate or cocoa with wine and other flavorings. Sold... 

Blush with Blush Wines Rosé wines also termed as blush wines because of its color are made from red grapes or a blend of red and white wines. Unlike red wines, however, in which the grape skins are left during initial fermentation, the skins are removed to make Rosé wines. These wines are typically fruity and often have a residual amount of sugar for a slightly sweet taste. Europeans have...