There are four main styles of port. They are: A bright and fruity unaged white grape fortified wine. There are some older ...

Generally speaking, white ports are lighter and more acidic than reds while the latter ports taste fruitier and spicier. Read more: 13 Liquors Your Home Bar Should Have Genuine port wine is ...

Growing up in the Hunter Valley, a region of Australia renowned for its fine wine production, Mitchel Fowler never realized ...

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There are numerous styles, including white, ruby, tawny, vintage, late bottle vintage, and more. Peter Ficklin, now in his 70s, continues to work directly with the wines. To make Port, he uses ...

Have you ever wondered why there are so many different types of wine glasses? It’s not just about aesthetics — the size and ...

You'll find dozens of wine cellars scattered throughout Porto, and there's even a Port Wine Museum dedicated ... the Douro River and boasting massive white lettering spelling out the winery's ...

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Likewise, the 50ºF to 60ºF range is ideal for substantial white wines, such as most white Burgundy, California and Australia Chardonnay and German Spatlese and Auslese, as well as high quality ...

It’s time for Wine Down Wednesday and wine expert, Megan Greco joins to share the wonder of port wine and how its different from other wines. Port is a sweet, red, fortified wine from ...