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The 10 Best Dry White Wines to Pair With Fish
Many people find great pleasure in pairing wine with their meals, finding the best combination to enhance the entire experience either time food or drink comes to their lips. If you go out to high end restaurants, you'll probably notice that this is an especially popular idea with fish dinners. With each type of fish comes a specific taste, and different wines pair specifically well with different kinds to enhance their flavor. While there are red wines that go well with red meat fish like salmon, white wines are mostly known to be what you pair with fish because this food source is typically a leaner, white meat. Not all of us have the luxury of going out to eat at upscale restaurants though, and you shouldn't miss out on delectable dining, right? Luckily for you, if you want to take out the guesswork, we’ve got the perfect combinations of delicious dry white wines to pair with fish out there, so that you can turn dinner into a truly immersive experience.
Morgan E. WestlingPublished 5 years ago in ProofThe 10 Best Sweet Red Wines to Have with Dessert
When it comes to wine, most people are either a "dry" person or a "sweet" person. I, personally, am usually placed squarely in the dry category. Most sweet wines are just a little too sweet for my taste—especially red and rosé varietals.
Mackenzie Z. KennedyPublished 5 years ago in ProofWhy Wine Will Become More Expensive in the Next Decade
Ready for some bad news? It looks like wine will become more expensive in the foreseeable future. Why? There are a number of factors that will go into the increase in wine prices for 2018. Regardless of your own personal wine tastes, the news is widespread over the entire industry.
Grace TylerPublished 5 years ago in ProofHow to Get Started in the Wine Industry!
Have you ever wondered, after your fourth glass of pinot, what it would take to work in the wine industry? Well look no further, I'll tell you some of the things you need to do to make a successful career which revolves around wine
Halldór GuðmundssonPublished 5 years ago in ProofPoetry in a Bottle
In October 2017, the first ever Team to represent Zimbabwe competed in France at the world blind-tasting championships. I found myself intrigued by the stories surrounding the team which consisted of four gentlemen, also known as the “Zim Somms.” A couple of months ago I reached out to one of the Sommelier’s, Joseph Dhafana (aka the Wine Poet) via Instagram. He responded immediately, graciously offering to send me some wine and indulge me in my questions and curiosity.
Katie TruscottPublished 6 years ago in Proof10 Rules for Drinking Wine That You Don't Need to Follow
Chances are there are potential wine lovers out there stuck in a beer world because they feel intimidated by all the pomp and ceremony of wine drinking.
Lorna VausePublished 6 years ago in Proof- Top Story - July 2018
Best Wine Yoga Retreats
Wine is an indulgence that all of us enjoy. The health benefits of wine are also heavily documented, with perks like lowered blood pressure, reduced stress, and better aging being regularly cited among oenophiles.
Sasha KonikovoPublished 6 years ago in Proof Wine Country Trips You Need to Add to Your Bucket List
From California wine country like Napa and Sonoma to the wine regions of Australia and South Africa, wine country trips are a truly lovely way to see a new place while also enjoying the local wines. Many wineries go hand-in-hand with other cultural experiences in a destination, such as art galleries, live music and, of course, wine and food pairings. So, if you start out with wine touring, you’re sure to end up experiencing a whole lot more.
Grace TylerPublished 6 years ago in ProofBest Boxed Wine to Take on the Go
Whether it's a romantic picnic with your loved one or a potluck dinner with a dozen friends, wine is still the go-to, never-miss beverage of choice.
Joseph D. N. KendrickPublished 6 years ago in ProofWhy Does Serving Wine at a Specific Temperature Matter?
If you're not a wine professional, you've probably never wondered about serving wine at a specific temperature. But in all honesty, the temperature of your wine will help (or hinder) your enjoyment. If you're raising your eyebrows and skeptically staring at your screen, let's draw comparisons with food. Other than gazpacho, you typically want your soup hot, but not boiling. This Goldilocks Zone helps you enjoy the soup, taste all the flavors, and not burn your mouth. When you're serving wine at a specific temperature, you're exploring a phenomenon similar to this.
Lynne ShumakerPublished 6 years ago in ProofUltimate Gift Guide for Every Wine Lover
We have covered just about everything a wine lover could want. From wine pearls to on the go coolers and unique wine holders, each of these products would be a hit for any birthday, Christmas, anniversary, or special occasion gifting.
Kelsey LangePublished 6 years ago in ProofSteps You Need to Take to Become a Sommelier
If there's one thing that can be safely said about wine culture, it's that being a sommelier is a major status symbol. It's a sign that you really know your wine. You will become the person people go to for the best wine and chocolate pairings, the best wine cocktail recipes, as well as the person who somehow manages to figure out the best wines to pair with Indian food.
Ossiana TepfenhartPublished 6 years ago in Proof