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Everything You Need To Know About White Wine

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Everything You Need To Know About White Wine
By
Momentum Contributing Writer
Vicky Dillon
The Momentum Contributing Writer

Click here for audio version

White wine is an exquisitely classic drink that has been around for thousands of years, living through time as one of the most enriching, sophisticated, and tasteful products on the market. But do you actually have that much knowledge about it? To discover more about white wine, read on.

White wine is a product that is fermented without any skin contact. It usually produces pale colors including yellow-gold, straw-yellow, and yellow mixed with green, constructed by the process of alcoholically fermenting the pulp of grapes.

Now that you know what white wine actually is, you should become aware of the most popular types of it on the market. Let’s check some out.

‍

The White Wine Best Paired With Rich Dishes

White wines can really combine well with foods bursting with flavor, including hard cheeses, lobster, and risotto. As the most popular type of white wine, Chardonnay stands as one of the best drinks to pair with these types of dishes, even though the taste profiles can vary.

For example, California Chardonnay often has a buttery flavor, whilst French Chardonnay usually features a citrus flavor.

‍

The White Wine Best Paired With Light Flavors

When indulging in lighter flavors such as white meats, salmon, and oysters, you may crave a fresh and clean taste to wash your dish down. The perfect white wine for this task is pinot grigio, a drink known for its striking, zesty acidity and fruity flavor.

‍

The Best White Wine With Herbaceous Tastes

Whilst not as popular, herbal-driven white wines can pack a punch, usually featuring flavors like gooseberries, bell peppers, and jalapeños. Sauvignon blanc is the perfect example of a herbaceous wine that can pair well with a large variety of foods. Being fruity, dry, and crisp, the striking acidity makes this wine stand out.

‍

The Best White Wine For Spicy Food

Sweet wines like Riesling can be great when paired with spicy foods. The residual sugar in this wine effectively counterbalances the spices of many different types of cuisine, including Indian and Chinese.

‍

Issues in The White Wine Industry

Conventional companies have caused harm in the previous production of white wine. Incredible amounts of energy generated with heavy machinery have been used to harvest grapes and ferment them. Additionally, traditional fertilizers contain harmful chemicals which can damage our natural environment in the long run. This includes releasing carbon emissions into the surroundings and damaging the vineyard’s soil. This isn’t to mention the distribution process – which can also put a strain on our ecosystem.

‍

New Approaches To White Wine

Aiming to produce quality, organic wine which customers can indulge in whilst being guilt-free, companies such as Glorious Earth Wines are doing their bit to make the winemaking process more sustainable. Glorious Earth Wines ensures that no harmful chemicals are utilized in the production of their white wine products. The organic vineyards in use care for the health of surrounding areas, soil, and our natural environment, keeping our ecosystem’s best interests in mind.

‍

Glorious Earth Wines as a Role Model in Business And Blanc Check

Glorious Earth Wines’ stunning portfolio contains a beautifully crafted white wine that originates from Spain. Known as Blanc Check, this 12.5% drink can pack a punch at any party, romantic dinner, or other celebration with its crisp taste, standout texture, and bright spark. This white wine has been certified organic by Organic Sohicert, allowing buyers to sip on luxury knowing that this product has been produced in an eco-friendly manner. The organic grapes utilized in this product are ripened under the Mediterranean sun, being precisely separated from their seeds and skins to create an exquisite finish.

Many businesses can learn from Glorious Earth Wines’ approach to sustainable vineyard production processes. By allowing winemaking to become a reflection of biodynamic methods, this company demonstrates that it is willing to go the extra mile in looking after the environment around us.

Customers love buying eco-friendlier products – especially with guilty pleasure products such as wine. This makes an organic approach to white wine very attractive, making it no wonder that this market of white wine is increasing in popularity. Blanc Check is a must-try white wine.

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Everything You Need To Know About White Wine
By
Momentum Contributing Writer
Vicky Dillon
The Momentum Contributing Writer

Click here for audio version

White wine is an exquisitely classic drink that has been around for thousands of years, living through time as one of the most enriching, sophisticated, and tasteful products on the market. But do you actually have that much knowledge about it? To discover more about white wine, read on.

‍

White wine is a product that is fermented without any skin contact. It usually produces pale colors including yellow-gold, straw-yellow, and yellow mixed with green, constructed by the process of alcoholically fermenting the pulp of grapes.

‍

Now that you know what white wine actually is, you should become aware of the most popular types of it on the market. Let’s check some out.

‍

‍

The White Wine Best Paired With Rich Dishes

White wines can really combine well with foods bursting with flavor, including hard cheeses, lobster, and risotto. As the most popular type of white wine, Chardonnay stands as one of the best drinks to pair with these types of dishes, even though the taste profiles can vary.

‍

For example, California Chardonnay often has a buttery flavor, whilst French Chardonnay usually features a citrus flavor.

‍

The White Wine Best Paired With Light Flavors

When indulging in lighter flavors such as white meats, salmon, and oysters, you may crave a fresh and clean taste to wash your dish down. The perfect white wine for this task is pinot grigio, a drink known for its striking, zesty acidity and fruity flavor.

‍

"While not as popular, herbal-driven white wines can pack a punch, usually featuring flavors like gooseberries, bell peppers, and jalapeños."

The Best White Wine With Herbaceous Tastes

Whilst not as popular, herbal-driven white wines can pack a punch, usually featuring flavors like gooseberries, bell peppers, and jalapeños. Sauvignon blanc is the perfect example of a herbaceous wine that can pair well with a large variety of foods. Being fruity, dry, and crisp, the striking acidity makes this wine stand out.

‍

The Best White Wine For Spicy Food

Sweet wines like Riesling can be great when paired with spicy foods. The residual sugar in this wine effectively counterbalances the spices of many different types of cuisine, including Indian and Chinese.

Issues in The White Wine Industry

Conventional companies have caused harm in the previous production of white wine. Incredible amounts of energy generated with heavy machinery have been used to harvest grapes and ferment them. Additionally, traditional fertilizers contain harmful chemicals which can damage our natural environment in the long run. This includes releasing carbon emissions into the surroundings and damaging the vineyard’s soil. This isn’t to mention the distribution process – which can also put a strain on our ecosystem.

New Approaches To White Wine

Aiming to produce quality, organic wine which customers can indulge in whilst being guilt-free, companies such as Glorious Earth Wines are doing their bit to make the winemaking process more sustainable. Glorious Earth Wines ensures that no harmful chemicals are utilized in the production of their white wine products. The organic vineyards in use care for the health of surrounding areas, soil, and our natural environment, keeping our ecosystem’s best interests in mind.

Glorious Earth Wines as a Role Model in Business And Blanc Check

Glorious Earth Wines’ stunning portfolio contains a beautifully crafted white wine that originates from Spain. Known as Blanc Check, this 12.5% drink can pack a punch at any party, romantic dinner, or other celebration with its crisp taste, standout texture, and bright spark. This white wine has been certified organic by Organic Sohicert, allowing buyers to sip on luxury knowing that this product has been produced in an eco-friendly manner. The organic grapes utilized in this product are ripened under the Mediterranean sun, being precisely separated from their seeds and skins to create an exquisite finish.

‍

Many businesses can learn from Glorious Earth Wines’ approach to sustainable vineyard production processes. By allowing winemaking to become a reflection of biodynamic methods, this company demonstrates that it is willing to go the extra mile in looking after the environment around us.

‍

Customers love buying eco-friendlier products – especially with guilty pleasure products such as wine. This makes an organic approach to white wine very attractive, making it no wonder that this market of white wine is increasing in popularity. Blanc Check is a must-try white wine.

‍

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