White wine types

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/

At what temperature should wine be served? - In short, serving temperature has everything to do with the wine’s style. A good analogy is this: Would you drink lemonade warm? Of course not! That’s why white wines taste better chilled. It’s because their sugar, acidity and alcohol structure make them better suited for colder temperatures. For sparkling wines, I suggest serving them cold, between 38 and 45 degrees. For white wines, slightly warmer, between 45 and 50 degrees. As for red wines…

What are the varieties of white grape varieties out there for white wines? In this post, we talk about 11 types of white wine grape varieties. click to read this post now.

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.

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.

From bone-dry to off-dry, there is no shortage of types of dry white wine. But if you’re new (or even not) to the wine world, you might think that your options are Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, and Sauvignon Blanc. And yes, those are great options, but only the tip of the wine iceberg

Learn everything about Chardonnay with this detailed infographic! Discover its rich flavors, serving tips, food pairings, and top wine regions. Perfect for wine enthusiasts looking to explore this iconic white wine. Pop over to our site for more info!

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.