There are four main types of wine openers: double hinged, twist, lever, and electric. Which you should choose depends on several factors, including the age of the wine, type of cork, and your hand strength. We’ll tell you everything you need to know to find the right one for your needs. Read more now.
Which is the best wine opener for home use, and which style should you purchase to meet your needs? Whether you’re looking for a double hinged, twist, lever, or electric model, we’ll help you to find the right corkscrew, wine key, or wine opener among the top picks in our roundup. Read more now on Foodal.
Wine is more finicky than other beverages. Store it improperly and it can turn to vinegar. But with so many wine racks to choose from, how do you decide which is best for your personal taste? Our roundup recommends a number of attractive wine storage solutions for any space, from tiny to expansive. Read our review now.
There’s no doubt that the aroma and flavor of almost any wine can be enhanced by drinking it from the proper type of glass. But which to choose? In our guide to wine glasses, we explain the difference between glasses for red, white, and sparkling wines, and recommend the best glasses for each. Read our full review now.
A lightened up take on the French classic Coq au Vin, this Instant Pot white wine braised chicken will become your new favorite dinner, and it’s ready in under an hour. Made with hearty vegetables and a delicious sauce, it’s easy to let your pressure cooker do the difficult work for you. Get the recipe now on Foodal.
A good store bought red or white wine vinegar is a rare find. The taste is often insipid and acidic, and comes with a high price tag for mediocre flavor and quality. For full-bodied, flavorful vinegars, why not make your own? By using up leftover wine, you can make exquisite brews in just a few weeks. It’s easy to do, inexpensive, and fun! Check out our outline of this simple process on Foodal.
Civilization’s love affair with wine is nearly as old as civilization itself. In the East, Japan’s sake “rice wine” is just one of the many wonderful traditional drinks associated with the island nation. Some of the oldest records we have from Mesopotamia pertain to the brewing and fermenting of beer and wine-like beverages. The Bible …
Wine aficionados who are looking for a way to chill their wine and clear out their refrigerators may want to consider purchasing an inexpensive wine cooler.
Trying to decide which merlot to serve you guests? Read our guide to choosing the best merlot for your needs, and to suit any budget. Read more right here.
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Wine appreciation was long the province of an elite few, those who could spend thousands of dollars to build a cellar and enjoy it with their country club friends or professional partners. Now, however, wine is available to the masses, and with new health benefits (particularly for the red varieties) announced almost daily, the masses …