Oenologist or sommelier characteristics

Oenologist or sommelier characteristics. What are the differences between an oenologist and a sommelier? These terms contain an enormous wisdom in the world of wine, but if we ask the public of the street, many would not know how to tell us the differences between one and the other.
The fact is that both figures are fundamental in the wine sector.

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Wine and Tapas in Spain


Wines and tapas in Spain. In the heart of Spain, wine and tapas culture are inextricably intertwined, creating a gastronomic and social experience unique in the world. From the still lifes of cities to the most remote corners of towns. Wine and tapas are essential elements that reflect the rich history and vibrant social life of Spain. In this article, we will explore the deep relationship between wine and tapas, their cultural significance and how this tradition has endured over the centuries.

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The Wine Treasures of Central Europe

The Wine Treasures of Central Europe. Tradition, Variety and Quality
Introduction: Central Europe, with its picturesque landscapes, rich history and diverse cultures, is renowned for much more than its charming towns and cities. This region, which encompasses countries such as Germany, Austria, Hungary and the Czech Republic, is also a treasure in terms of wine. Often overshadowed by wine giants like France and Italy, Central European wines are increasingly gaining recognition and admiration in the wine world. In this writing, we will explore the fascinating diversity and rich tradition that characterize the wines of this unique region.

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Open a bottle of wine

Open a bottle of wine without a corkscrew and not die trying. It has ever happened to us, or it could happen to us, that we want to open a bottle of wine, and we don’t have a corkscrew, to be able to do it.
This type of thing always happens at the worst moment, when we are in the company of a loved one, or at the time of an important celebration.
For these uncomfortable situations, we will give some guidelines on how to open the wine bottle, and thus successfully escape this type of mishap.

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Martín Códax, the Martin Codax winery

Martín Códax, the Martin Codax winery. If you go to the Rías Baixas, be sure to visit the Arosa estuary, it is wonderful, and you will fall in love with it, it will cost you almost an illness to leave it.

It is located in the province of Pontevedra, of course you have to try something very identified with the area, its albariño D.O. Rías Baixas, and visit a winery, in this case we visited a magical troubadour: Martín Códax

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What is veraison in the world of wine and its importance

What is the poison in the world of wine and its importance. The veraison is the magical moment when the grape acquires its properties of color and flavor that will then give a quality wine.
In short, it is one of the grape’s ripening process. In particular, it is the process where the grape begins to change color.

 

 

 

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Exploring white wines

Exploring White Wines. White wines are a fascinating and diverse category within the realm of viniculture, offering a wide array of flavors, aromas, and characteristics that captivate wine enthusiasts around the globe. From crisp and refreshing to rich and complex, white wines span a spectrum that reflects the unique terroir, grape varieties, and winemaking techniques employed in their production. Let’s delve into the captivating world of white wines, exploring their origins, styles, and the pleasures they bring to the palate.

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Red wine in bad condition

Red wine in bad condition. How to know if a wine is pitted and in poor condition. It is not always easy to see if a wine is pitted or in poor condition.
We say that a wine is bad when its smell and flavor are not adequate.
The pitting of a wine is something very common and we should not be alarmed. The pitting is caused by a bacteria, acetic bacteria.
This bacteria needs oxygen to live, which tells us that if a wine is pungent it is because air has entered the bottle. Normally it is because the cap is in poor condition and has allowed air to pass through.

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How to know if a wine is chopped and is in poor condition

How to know if a wine is chopped and is in poor condition. It is not always appreciated quickly if a wine is chopped, or is in poor condition.
We say that a wine is chopped when its smell and taste are not adequate.
Chopping a wine is very common and we should not be alarmed. Chopping is caused by bacteria, acetic bacteria.
This bacterium needs oxygen to be able to live, which tells us that if a wine is chopped it is because air enters the bottle. Normally it is usually because the plug is in poor condition and has let air through.

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Rioja Wines An Unmatched Experience

Rioja Wines An Unmatched Experience. Rioja wines represent the culmination of centuries of winemaking tradition in one of the most prestigious regions of Spain. Located in the north of the country. The Rioja region is internationally recognized for the exceptional quality of its wines, which reflect the perfect balance between historical heritage and oenological innovation. From robust and aromatic reds to fresh and elegant whites, Rioja wines offer a unique sensory experience that captivates wine lovers around the world.

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Hacienda Grimón tradition experience

Hacienda Grimón tradition experience. Founded in 1999 by Paco Oliván. Hacienda Grimón is a small family winery.

Located in the Jubera Valley, in the heart of the Rioja Denomination of Origin, on the slopes of Camero Viejo.
The Oliván family has a great tradition and agricultural, viticultural and livestock experience, which they transmit to all their products, giving them a touch of excellence that is the DNA of the company.
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Wineries Care the wine passion

Wineries Care the wine passion. In the vast mosaic of Spain’s wine regions, Cariñena emerges as an epicenter of tradition and oenological excellence.
In the middle of this wine landscape is a gem: Bodegas Care. Founded on the foundations of a passion for wine and rooted in the rich history of the region. Bodegas Care stands as a beacon of quality and commitment to authenticity in each glass.

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A magical troubadour: Martín Códax and the Martin Codax winery

A magical troubadour: Martín Códax and the Martin Codax winery. If you go to the Rías Baixas, do not forget to visit the Ría de Arosa, it is a marvel, and you will fall in love with it, it will cost you almost an illness to abandon it.
It is located in the province of Pontevedra, not of course you have to try something very identified with the area its albariño D.O. Rías Baixas, and visit a winery, in this case we visit a magical troubadour: Martín Códax
A magical troubadour: Martín Códax

article written by Angel Marques Avila. Journalist

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Supreme quality Spanish products

Supreme quality Spanish products. Spanish gastronomy has conquered palates around the world. Thanks to its diversity of flavors, fresh ingredients and refined culinary techniques.

Within this vast gastronomic world, Spanish gourmet products occupy a special place, being ambassadors of the country’s culinary excellence.

From extra virgin olive oil to artisanal cheeses and cured hams. Spain has built a global reputation for the quality of its gourmet products.

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Mercado de San Miguel, much more than a renovation

Mercado de San Miguel, much more than a renovation. This historic market is a pioneer in creating the concept of the market as a place to eat.
The Mercado de San Miguel reinforces its culinary appeal with renowned chefs, without abandoning the essence of traditional markets.
Among these chefs are: Jordi Roca, Rodrigo de la Calle, Roberto Ruiz and Ricardo Sanz.
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The Perfect Wine to Celebrate New Year’s Eve

The Perfect Wine to Celebrate New Year’s Eve. The end of the year is a time full of joy, celebrations and toasts. One of the most important choices when planning the last night of the year is selecting the right wine to share with friends and family. The choice of wine can significantly influence the experience of the celebration. What wine do you drink at the end of the year? Here are some suggestions to toast elegantly on this special occasion.

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Sweet wines for desserts

Sweet wines for desserts. The best to pair your desserts. Desserts are the final moment of a meal and an ideal time to enjoy the appropriate wines.
We have all heard that sweet wines should be taken in desserts, but what not everyone knows is that they are not the only ones.
The name “natural sweet wine” leads to some confusion. It is not a natural wine, without special treatments in its preparation, but of natural sweetness.

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