Open Up a Bottle of Wine This Valentine"s Day
It's that time of the year.
When love is in the air, expect chocolates, flowers, greeting cards, and, of course, wine to be sold at almost every turn.
In fact, many studies have concluded that among the special occasions we celebrate all throughout the year, Valentine's Day remains to be the day which gives most business establishments a good turn in profits.
With the feeling of wanting to make our loved ones feel cherished during Valentine's Day, we are prepared to go through our limits, be it physically, emotionally, or financial.
What's a couple of hundred dollars when you can see your partner so happy to the point of tears? There is no doubt about it, Valentine's Day bring out our romantic albeit cheesy sides.
When talking about romance, one of the things that come to mind is vino.
Wines are almost always associated with celebrations and who doesn't want to paint the town red during Valentine's? Forget about Chinese take outs or McDonald's drive through.
Splurge on fine dining and treat your partner to a posh restaurant.
Make the occasion more memorable by opening up a bottle of wine.
There are restaurants which allow their customers to take home the wine label as a remembrance.
If you are inclined to something low-key, try your hand at cooking.
Surprise your spouse with his or her favorite dish accompanied with the right type of wine.
If you are at lost as to what wine to open, you can always go with the classic rule.
Red wines should be paired with red meat while white wines should be served with white meat.
You can also take into consideration the preferences of your partner.
If he or she has a soft spot for white wine, open up a properly chilled Sauvignon Blanc.
If he or she favor red wine, bring out a well-aged Merlot.
Then enjoy the home-cooked meal in front of the fireplace and with each others company.
Wines go well with desserts too.
After all, a lot of wineries have been known to produce dessert wines.
Complement fresh fruits like berries with sparkling wines.
For cheesecakes and brownies, it is best to serve Port.
If your loved one is miles away from you and being together is out of the question, then a wine club can be a great solution.
Sign up for a wine club and have them deliver the wine to your partner.
Receiving a bottle of wine can go a long way in making him or her feel loved.
Go ahead, open up a bottle of wine this Valentine's Day!
When love is in the air, expect chocolates, flowers, greeting cards, and, of course, wine to be sold at almost every turn.
In fact, many studies have concluded that among the special occasions we celebrate all throughout the year, Valentine's Day remains to be the day which gives most business establishments a good turn in profits.
With the feeling of wanting to make our loved ones feel cherished during Valentine's Day, we are prepared to go through our limits, be it physically, emotionally, or financial.
What's a couple of hundred dollars when you can see your partner so happy to the point of tears? There is no doubt about it, Valentine's Day bring out our romantic albeit cheesy sides.
When talking about romance, one of the things that come to mind is vino.
Wines are almost always associated with celebrations and who doesn't want to paint the town red during Valentine's? Forget about Chinese take outs or McDonald's drive through.
Splurge on fine dining and treat your partner to a posh restaurant.
Make the occasion more memorable by opening up a bottle of wine.
There are restaurants which allow their customers to take home the wine label as a remembrance.
If you are inclined to something low-key, try your hand at cooking.
Surprise your spouse with his or her favorite dish accompanied with the right type of wine.
If you are at lost as to what wine to open, you can always go with the classic rule.
Red wines should be paired with red meat while white wines should be served with white meat.
You can also take into consideration the preferences of your partner.
If he or she has a soft spot for white wine, open up a properly chilled Sauvignon Blanc.
If he or she favor red wine, bring out a well-aged Merlot.
Then enjoy the home-cooked meal in front of the fireplace and with each others company.
Wines go well with desserts too.
After all, a lot of wineries have been known to produce dessert wines.
Complement fresh fruits like berries with sparkling wines.
For cheesecakes and brownies, it is best to serve Port.
If your loved one is miles away from you and being together is out of the question, then a wine club can be a great solution.
Sign up for a wine club and have them deliver the wine to your partner.
Receiving a bottle of wine can go a long way in making him or her feel loved.
Go ahead, open up a bottle of wine this Valentine's Day!
