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The World Renouned Continental Pilsner

The World Renouned Continental Pilsner

Posted by Matteo Lahm on 26th Feb 2023

The Continental Pilsner is a style of beer that has been around since the mid-19th century. It is a light-bodied, golden-colored lager that is characterized by its crisp, dry finish and a moderate hop … Read More
What Makes Italian Pinot Grigio Unique?

What Makes Italian Pinot Grigio Unique?

Posted by Matteo Lahm on 24th Feb 2023

Pinot Grigio, also known as Pinot Gris, is a white wine grape variety that is widely grown in various regions of the world. It is a member of the Pinot family, which includes Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, … Read More
Hops: A Brief Overview and History

Hops: A Brief Overview and History

Posted by Matteo Lahm on 22nd Feb 2023

Hops have been used in beer-making since the Middle Ages. The first evidence of hop cultivation dates back to the 8th century, when Charlemagne ordered that hops be planted in Bavaria. The first recor … Read More
The Diablo Rojo: Your Bridge to Dry Reds

The Diablo Rojo: Your Bridge to Dry Reds

Posted by Matteo Lahm on 21st Feb 2023

If you like sweet wine but want to venture into the world of traditional reds, try the Diablo Rojo! It is a semi-sweet red wine kit that makes your journey to the dry side easy.The Diablo Rojo bl … Read More
The Porter: Not All Dark Beers Are Bitter

The Porter: Not All Dark Beers Are Bitter

Posted by Matteo Lahm on 21st Feb 2023

If you want to explore dark beers but stouts are a bit bitter and too alcoholic for your pallet, try making a porter. Porters are sweeter with a lower ABV. They characteristically have chocolate flavo … Read More