Save the Planet, Drink Wine On average in the U.S., 30% of your wine bottle is made from recycled glass, though this varies significantly by state. The West Coast has a higher recycling rate and therefore more recycled…

When to Drink Sake Chilled Sakes that are best chilled should be served around 50 to 55°F. Warm sakes should be heated to around 105°F. To do this, you can submerge the bottle in a warm water bath.

Ahead of its Time Sparkling wines are made from lesser-ripe grapes than those used for still wines. They are picked earlier in harvest so that sugar yields are lower and acid levels are higher, keeping them sparklingly crisp…

Noteable Nobles Noble grapes are most recognizable for the top quality wine they produce, and are usually internationally grown. There is no official list of noble grape varieties, but six classic varieties are: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir,…