The debate between white vs red wine is a never-ending one, but the same way champagne is associated with celebration, red wine (dry red varietals that is) is associated with romance thus the best option for any date night. Red wine pairs well with red meats and rich chocolates. If you prefer white wines, then pair your red meat dinner…
This months August wine giveaway we are celebrating writers in Uganda: poets,lyricists,bloggers,essay writers,journals,editors,concept developers ,memes,news etc. Generally any individual that does creative writing of sorts from any industry must be currently based in Uganda. All writers experience a condition when they undergo a creative slowdown, the writers block.This condition can last days, months even years. This condition can affect anyone…
White and rose wine should be chilled/refrigerated while red wine should be at room temperature (not refrigerated). If chilled too cold, the flavors are muted and if let warm then it becomes flat and flabby,light white/rose wine should be chilled between 7-10 degrees C, medium body white/rose wine should be chilled 10-13 degrees C . Why? White and rose wine…
The best wine in Uganda varies from person to person depending on a number of factors: such as level of acidity, level of dryness or style of wine that your palette loves. But never the less, with over 1500 types of wine available around the world These are our selections for the best wine in Uganda in no particular order.…
As the love of wine drinking grows by the day in Uganda, more oenophiles and wine connoisseurs coming out (to be explained in another post ). Lets learn wine tasting not just drinking fwaaahh…as if tequila going down on a Friday night at The Alchemist with DJ Kasbaby on the deck (if you know,you know ). There are 4 steps…
4 TYPES OF RED WINE IN UGANDA YOU SHOULD TRY Red wine is made from dark colored grape varies. The color ranges from violet for young wines to brick red for old wines. There are over 100 types of red wine and these come from the over 100 varieties of red grapes. So, yes, wine isn’t just simply described as…
