If you keep Champagne that isn't from a specific year the right way, it will usually last between 3 and 5 years. But when it comes to old Champagnes, the story takes a different turn. 

Dry white wine is distinguished by not having any residual sugar. Its crispness and complex interplay of flavors capture taste buds. This type of dry white wine, which is very popular among wine lovers, really shows how skilled the people who make wine are. 

While a standard wine bottle typically holds 750ml (25 fluid ounces), the world of wine offers a plethora of bottle sizes to suit diverse occasions and preferences. Let's explore these sizes and how many glasses of wine you can pour from each, assuming a standard 5-ounce pour.

Standard Wine Bottle Sizes It is the 750 milliliter (ml) bottle that most of us think of when we think of a normal wine bottle. The average weight of a 750 ml wine bottle is between 2.5 and 3 pounds. This is the most common and well-known size for wine glasses.

Can you store food in a beverage fridge? It may seem like a simple question at first, but there are important differences between a normal fridge and a beverage fridge that you should know about. The point of this article is to look into those differences and give you clear solutions.

You must have heard of Beer, Wine, Whiskey, Rum, Gin, Vodka, Tequila, and Brandy. They're all Alcoholic Beverages. But what sets them apart and which one packs the most punch or alcohol content?