over are the corkscrew, the wine cooler, the drip stop and of course the corks that allow to preserve a bottle after its opening... What to pair with red wine ? If you plan to serve a red wine for the aperitif, one of the most classic and convivial pairings is to offer your guests a charcuterie boar ...
ipes and Australian chefs at top restaurants serve them at their tables and offer original versions: lamb and rosemary, chicken and cheese or beef and red wine. If you make your own sausages don't hesitate to innovate in your stuffing mix. These Australian sausages are more in the spirit of the reci ...
also white wine from Saint-Pourçain from a local grape variety called Tressallier. A variant called purple mustard owes its characteristic color to the red wine and grape juice it contains. Arts and crafts are also well represented in the village, including a soap factory, several pottery makers ...
ency, it's in your best interest to favor foods and beverages rich in polyphenols such as green tea, grapes, red fruits, tomatoes, chocolate and even red wine in moderation! To keep your legs light, it is advisable to eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables of all colors. You should also dri ...
to transform classic cocktails into frozen versions. For example, you can try a sangria-style granita made with peaches, orange juice, star anise, and red wine. Be creative: the possibilities are practically limitless! ...
granate, its antioxidant action should also be mentioned. It is estimated that the raw fruit contains 2 to 3 times more flavonoids than green tea and red wine. These antioxidants from the polyphenol family do not just give pomegranate seeds their color. They are also powerful allies for health and ...
osion. During this 45-minute interval, it is advisable to simply rinse your mouth with water, to reduce oral acidity and remove tannins from coffee, red wine, or tea that can stain the teeth. Avoid overly abrasive toothpastes. To prevent the appearance of unsightly stains on teeth, it is generally ...
