Tempranillo is the most widely grown grape variety in Spain and is often considered the cornerstone of many top-quality red wines. Its name, meaning “little early one” in Spanish, refers to its early ripening compared to other grape varieties. Tempranillo forms the backbone of wines from renowned regions such as Rioja, Ribera del Duero, and … Continued
Merlot is a red grape variety with strong historical ties to Bordeaux and southwestern France. It’s associated with both smooth, easy-drinking everyday wines and world-class icons from Saint-Émilion and Pomerol. Merlot’s most common role in the wine world is likely in the famous Bordeaux blend (Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Merlot). Its classic flavor … Continued
On the occasion of International Champagne Day, many champagnes are at -40% promotional prices in Prikeshop.
Pinotage and other South African wines The Republic of South Africa is one of the most prominent wine producers in the Southern Hemisphere. Since the end of apartheid in the 1990s, the South African wine industry has gained increasing international attention and recognition for its expressive, substantial, and often affordable wines. The country’s signature red … Continued
Ferrari Trento has been named “Producer of the Year” for the seventh time at The Champagne and Sparkling Wine World Championships, the most prestigious international competition dedicated to bubbles. As pointed out by Tom Stevenson, the soul of the World Bubble Championships and among the top Champagne experts internationally, “By winning Producer of the Year … Continued
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Dom Pérignon Vintage 2015 The Dom Pérignon champagne house presents its new Vintage champagne, the 2015 vintage. The essence of the champagne is beautifully captured by the brief yet evocative phrase: “Unwavering Presence.” Dark and effervescent The initial impression of the Dom Pérignon 2015 vintage, born from the sun-drenched summer, is dark and effervescent. The … Continued
Port wine, often simply referred to as Port by wine enthusiasts, originates from Portugal’s Douro Valley and has traditionally been exported from the port city of Porto. It is a fortified wine, typically sweet, known for its rich flavor, excellent pairing with food, and higher alcohol content compared to regular wines. During the production of … Continued
When discussing Italian wine, one cannot overlook the Chianti region, nestled in the heart of Tuscany, which has been producing some of Italy’s most famous wines for centuries. Chianti is one of Italy’s oldest wine-producing regions. Its reputation as a grape-growing area began to spread as early as the Middle Ages. However, it wasn’t until … Continued
Cabernet Sauvignon is currently the most widely planted wine grape in the world. Among wine lovers, it is known as a synonym for serious, structured, and potentially long-lived red wine. Since Cabernet ripens relatively late, it shows the most promise in warmer climates. In some years, it may not achieve full ripeness even in its … Continued
The production of rum began in the 17th century on the Caribbean islands, where sugarcane was widely cultivated. Initially, the by-products of sugarcane processing were either fed to animals or discarded, but it was soon discovered that through fermentation, something drinkable could be extracted from the sweet, porridge-like mass. Before long, people learned to distill … Continued
The Mojito cocktail is a popular and refreshing drink with roots in Cuba. Its history is closely tied to Cuban culture. It’s one of the most well-known and beloved cocktails worldwide. The popularity of the Mojito grew in the early 20th century, especially during the Prohibition era in the United States (1920-1933), when many Americans … Continued
