
Prosecco Guide: Prosecco for Aperol Spritz, Prosecco Rosé and Mimosas
What prosecco is, how it is made, how brut, extra dry and dry differ, and which prosecco to use for an Aperol Spritz, a Bellini or a mimosa.
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54 expert guides on whisky, spirits, wine and beer — authored for the discerning Australian drinker.

What prosecco is, how it is made, how brut, extra dry and dry differ, and which prosecco to use for an Aperol Spritz, a Bellini or a mimosa.

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Pink gin explained: how it is made, how it tastes, the best way to make a pink gin and soda, and how it differs from classic dry gin.

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How low carb and mid strength beers are made, what the labels mean, and how to choose the lowest carb beer in Australia without giving up flavour.

A plain-English guide to cabernet sauvignon, merlot and grenache: how each tastes, where it is grown in Australia and what food suits it.

IPA stands for India pale ale. Learn what makes an IPA bitter and fruity, the main styles, how strong it is and what food to pair with it.
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