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With summer in full swing and temperatures soaring, it is time for a new, bubbly summer drink. There’s no better time for champagne! Moët Ice is an innovative and refreshing drink from Moët & Chandon, The champagne house that produces the #1 champagne in the world. Moët Ice is the first champagne made specifically to be poured over ice, creating a cool, chic drink to enjoy by the pool, at a barbeque, or anywhere friends and family gather under the summer sun.Moët & Chandon has …

When doing the low-carb, fat burning diet known as Keto, it can be a little overwhelming having to cut so many things out of your daily diet. Thankfully, many enjoyable things are still allowed on the diet, like bacon and cheese. One more thing that many people hoped they wouldn’t have to give up is wine. Thankfully, many wines are allowed on a Keto focused diet. Here, we will talk about which wines to take advantage of and which to avoid while on the diet.Overall, it is best to stick to w …

Out of all wines, none is so associated with luxury, celebration, and partying as champagne. “Bring out the bubbly” or “Pop the cork” usually refer to an invitation to drink champagne. Despite its popularity, There are some misconceptions about champagne. This article will give facts and interesting tidbits about this popular fizzy drink, and will also talk about the most popular champagne brands in the world, as well as types of food that go very well with this drink.What is Champagne?Ch …

After 11 years of campaigning, The Italian region of Prosecco has been appointed UNESCO World Heritage status. The region of Le Colline del Prosecco di Conegliano e Valdobbiadene, including the DOCG vinegrowing area, is one of the latest additions to the UNESCO World Heritage sites and joins the 55 site in Italy, the largest number in any single country.The status was awarded for the landscape ‘characterized by ‘hogback’ hills, ciglioni – small plots of vines on narrow grassy terra …

Chocolate wine has recently gained much popularity, despite being around since the 18th century. Chocolate wine had one of 2 styles. Both start with a clean red wine base. Then they either add chocolate to the wine to create a rich, deep, chocolatey profile; or they add chocolate and cream, to create a more milkshake-like beverage for adults. While the most popular time for chocolate wine is either Valentine’s Day or Easter, it can be enjoyed year round as a dessert wine. It is s …