Friday, March 15, 2013
If you don't know, now you know...
Let's be real, everyone can tell the difference between red and white, but what are the differences between each variation of wine?
Lets start with some reds
Merlot : Known as a smooth red. A great intro to new red-wine drinkers. A very common red to buy and you can never go wrong if you gift it!
Cabernet Sauvignon : One of the best and largest known variations of red wines. Known all around the world and very popular among people of all ages.
Pinot Noir : I feel that Pinot Noir is only appriciated if you really appricate the taste of wine. I know many adults that really enjoy Pinot Noir, but I am not one of them yet. I feel that to enjoy Pinto Noir, you need to purchase a decently priced bottle to please your taste buds.
Shiraz : Personally, I have never gotten into Shiraz, but when I went to Spain, I thoroughly enjoyed a red blend that incorporated a lot of Shiraz in it, so throughout the next couple months, I will definitely include Shiraz into my wine experiences.
Zinfandel : One of America's classic Red's, Zinfandel is usually made in California. It is a very dark red, almost a black color.
Next come the white's
Pinot Grigio : Probably the most popular choice of white, Pinot Grigio is a simple white wine choice. Something you can never go wrong with.
Chardonnay : Personally, I compare Chardonnay to Pinot Noir. They are in the same shape of a bottle and Chardonnay,
Sauvignon Blanc : This is my all time favorite wine to drink.
I like it because it is very light and its taste just matches perfectly with my taste buds.
Riesling : One of my least favorite whites. It is known to be very sweet
White Zinfandel : To be honest, White Zinfandel reminds me of the first time I got drunk at a wedding with my family when I was 16, but it is very popular. It wouldn't be MY first choice but White Zinfandel has a very fruity, light taste that is perfect for the summer and warmer weather. It is also a good choice to include in a sangria.
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