Roséweine are produced from red wine grapes using the process of white wine production. In addition, the mash is left to stand for a while. This gives the Rosé pigments from the grape skins and thus its characteristic pink color. You can find more information about Rosé here.

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In general, this question cannot be answered because there are many factors that influence the price of the wine.
For example, premium wines are often only produced in small quantities and require more work and time than many other wines. But harvest yield, reputation of the winery and type of harvest also affect the price.
But none of this answers the question of whether expensive means good, especially since good is a very subjective term. In our opinion, you should definitely invest more than €5 for a good wine and, above all, make sure that it fits the right situation.

Have you decided to save a wine for a long time for a special occasion? But how is it guaranteed that it will be really well preserved?
The simplest option is of course the wine fridge. But this is expensive and takes up a lot of space. So if you follow a few simple rules, you shouldn't have any problems storing wine even without a wine fridge.
Find the coolest place in your apartment or house. If possible, it should be dark and slightly humid there - between 60% and 80% humidity.
You should make sure that the wine is not exposed to too large fluctuations in temperature.
The temperature should be between 10 and 15 degrees. You can find more information about storing wine here.

There are different standards around the world regarding the information on wine labels. We want to keep the whole thing somewhat general and therefore list the most important information.
The wine label provides information about the region of origin, vintage, alcohol content, grape variety, nominal volume, quality level and much more.
The “Wines of Origin” system has been used in South Africa since 1973. This seal contains information about the origin, grape variety and vintage of the wine. To indicate the origin, the wine is divided into Ward, District, Region, Geographical Unit, Estate and Single Vineyard.

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You always hear that one or two glasses of red wine a day is supposed to be healthy. In fact, there are some studies that say red wine prevents arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries). This means there is a lower risk of cardiovascular diseases. Red wine is also said to reduce the risk of Alzheimer's and cancer and strengthen the immune system. It all sounds great – it makes you want to become a red wine drinker. But what is really behind the myth?
Although some studies show exactly this effect in animal experiments, none of these effects have actually been proven in clinical studies.
So unfortunately we have to leave this question open. We think that as long as wine is drunk in moderation, you shouldn't have any remorse - who knows, maybe you'll do something good for your health.

Opinions and personal tastes differ when it comes to choosing the right wine glass. There are different wine glasses for almost every grape variety. There is no doubt that the different shapes have an influence on the presence of the wine, but we want to tone down this technical talk a bit.

We want to present you with a few suggestions and facts.

1. The larger and bulbier the glass is, the more scent/aroma is extracted from the wine.
2. Use a wine glass with a thin glass wall. This has a big impact on the sense of feeling, but also the way the glass looks. As is well known, the eye also tastes good.
3. Also use a glass that is not too small for white wine and a slightly larger one for red wine.

If you follow these little tips, you can't really go wrong when choosing the right wine glass. Maybe a little tip:

If you want to compare two wines, it is very helpful to use the same glass, otherwise the comparability of the wines will suffer.

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