White wine guide

All you need to know about pairing wine with your dinner. Whether it's a full red or a crisp white, you'll look like an expert.

Did you know that over 11,000 wineries exist throughout America today and that wine has become a vital part of the alcohol industry? This booming popularity is due heavily to the unique flavors and textures of dry white wines. In some ways, they’re the ultimate wine because they lack the sugary taste that makes sweet wines a […]

With this white wine sweetness chart (PRINTABLE!), you can find a sweet white wine to suit your tastes. You might be surprised to learn that most wines - like Chardonnay or Pinot Grigio - aren't sweet at all. That's because no residual sugar is left at the end of the winemaking process.

Ever wondered what the color of your wine really means? 🍷 See the meaning behind every shade - both red and white! From the crisp clarity of Sauvignon Blanc to the velvety depth of Merlot, discover what the shades determine your favorite wines. Lighter hues often signify a lighter-bodied wine, while robust shades like Chardonnay and Petit Syrah hint at a fuller experience. Share with us: what kind of wine do you most prefer? 🍷🥂

It boggles our minds how low some restaurant workers’ standards are, and just how little pride some individuals have in their jobs. No, the customer may not always be right, but they do deserve to be treated with respect and politeness. They deserve to have a nice meal! Alas, that’s not always the case, as some folks end up finding bugs, cigarette butts, and mold in their food.

Here’s a quick and easy wine chart I lovingly made for you. You’ll discover the 8 most common wine types chart at a glance: https://www.wineanddrama.com/2192/common-wine-types-chart/

Here is our breakdown of how white wine is produced, covering everything you need to know from harvesting in the vineyard through to enjoyment in a glass.

Pairing wine with chicken may seem like a simple task. White wine always goes with poultry, right? Well not so fast. White wines do pair more easily as chicken is a light, mild protein, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a delicious red wine with your chicken dish. As is often the case with choosing the right wine, you’ll want to consider how the chicken is prepared, the ingredients used and what, if any, sauces are accompanying your meal.