Posts by Wanderlust Wine
Pet who? Your 101 Guide to Pétillant Naturel
Have you ever had a Pétillant Naturel? Also known as a “Pet-Nat”?
An exciting category of sparkling wines!
The Best Ways to Store Your Wine
Whether it’s the burst of ripening strawberries with hints of lychee and vanilla from a French rosé, notes of gooseberry from a New Zealand Sauvignon
How to choose a good wine online
Shopping online is fast becoming the norm in retail. Names such as Google and Amazon are now part of our everyday language and indispensable tools to our lifestyle and shopping patterns. Buying wine online, however, can still be a tricky business.
Pairing chicken with wine
What wine goes well with chicken?
So, this is apparently one of the most googled searches in the world of wine. And what a question it is!
Wine Club: the gift that keeps on giving
All you need to know about purchasing a gift wine club subscription for a wine-loving friend or colleague.
A Beginners Guide to Wine Tasting
Tasting is different from drinking. Drinking can be mindless. Tasting requires a tenacity of mind, actively connecting the information you receive from your taste buds
What is Vacqueyras wines?
A guide to Vacqueyras, French wine Appellation from the Southern Rhône region, covering how Vacqueyras is made as well as brilliant food pairings.
Wine and cheese: a Cheesemonger’s guide to pairings
Two very broad categories of products that have vast interpretations of style determined by varied production methods; and when done well, have the ability to showcase the place in which they come from. You may have heard the term terroir (a sense of place) in reference to wine, but it applies to cheese too.
Hungary: country overview and best wines to try
Hungary really is Europe’s frontier. With a host of different styles available and more characters than you could fit into a West End musical. This is a country whose history, and future, are certainly one to look out for.
Orange wine – what’s in that amber pour?
First thing’s first - no oranges are harmed in the making of orange wine! We’re still talking about fermented grape juice.
Orange wines, also known as skin-contact white wines, are defined by the process through which they’re made.
