Category Archives: Learning about wine

The volcanoes in Italy form a veritable “backbone” that connects the South, the islands and the North and which also characterizes the production of so-called volcanic wines. The volcanic soil is one of the most particular and precious for the production of wine, we discover why. Volcanic soil The volcanic eruptions that have occurred in […]

For a special touch to the dishes, adding a small dose of wine is often a good idea. The simple operation of “fading” in fact, allows risottos, sauces, stews and many other preparations to benefit from the many properties of a good wine, used as cooking liquid prevents the preparations from sticking. Helps to reduce […]

Are you planning a trip to an area famous for its wines? Or do you just want to know a little more about what you drink? Have you ever wondered why you should rotate the glass? Or what meaning do the “veins” that wine produces on the glass? Here are some small tips on how […]

Names after the Borough of Soave (near Verona, in veneto – North east of Italy) where it is produced, the Soave is a refined white wine, recognized as the first Italian “Typical wine” in 1931 is now well known at world wide level. We are talking about a wine made by 79% with the Garganega […]

Hello all and welcome back to the Enolike blog! last week we learned how red wine is made; lots of you wrote back asking if the same rules apply for the white wine, so, it’s time to learn how white wine is made! Enjoy the reading and remember  The miracle of the wine is to make […]

Hello everybody! Today I had lunch with some friend I did not see for a long time and to celebrate I opened a very good red wine bottle I was keeping for special occasion. As I told you already, I fell in love with wine thanks to a glass of Cabernet Franc, an hight quality red […]

Hi, how are you? Welcome back to the Enolike blog! Few weeks ago  I went to the Valdobbiadene area (the heart of Prosecco making), I visited some amazing wineries, but I will tell you all about them in the next weeks; as i was walking through those vineyards I thought about a question some of […]