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Undiscovered White Wines: Expand Your Palate!

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Upgrade your Spring Time Sipping

As the weather starts to warm up, nothing beats a refreshing glass of white wine. From light and crisp to full-bodied and complex, check out the range of white wines that are perfect for sipping on a sunny day. Elevate your Spring wine game with these delicious options!

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Wine Quiz

Question: If you’re looking for a zesty, unoaked, dry, white wine, which wine would you choose?

  1. White Rioja
  2. Assyrtiko
  3. Vin Santo
  4. Meursault

Scroll down to find out!

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Chenin Blanc: Diverse and Delicious

Experience the best of both worlds with Chenin Blanc. This versatile white wine grape may have French origins, but South Africa has made it their own. From crisp and zesty to rich and honeyed, there’s a style of Chenin Blanc for every palate.

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Wine Folly YouTube Video on White Wines

Explore the Diverse World of White Wine

Madeline takes us through the six primary types of white wine and gives us tips on how to find each style and what foods pair well with them. From Pinot Grigio to Gewürztraminer, and even orange wines, there is something for everyone in the diverse world of white wine.

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South Africa’s Best Kept Secret

South Africa is known for its bold red wines, but its white wines are just as impressive. Explore the diverse and delicious wines of South Africa, including the country’s signature grape, Chenin Blanc. Don’t miss out on these hidden gems!

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Wine Quiz Answer

Answer – #2: Assyrtiko is a dry and unoaked white wine from Santorini, Greece, known for its crisp acidity and citrus notes. Unlike White Rioja and Meursault which have oak flavors, and Vin Santo which is a sweet, luscious wine, Assyrtiko is a refreshing and mineral-driven wine that pairs well with seafood and Mediterranean cuisine.


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