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]]>Drinking red wine has been shown to lower the risk of heart disease, but the actual association between the two may be due to other factors like lifestyle and dietary factors.
Red wine has a ton of polyphenols that have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. These polyphenols can also be found in grapes, peanuts, chocolate, and some berries.
The flavanols which are found in wine may protect your body’s cells that support healthy blood vessels which improve blood flow to the brain and prevent plaque from developing.
Studies have shown that moderate alcohol use has been linked to living a longer life. Of course, this goes along with eating a healthy diet rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
It comes as no surprise that moderate alcohol use has been associated with better moods. It’s hard to be in a bad mood when you have a glass of wine with you.
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]]>The post Do You Love Wine? Try These 5 Wine Subscriptions appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>These wines range from $70 per box for one month to $63 for a 12-month subscription and each order comes with small-batch California wines and artisanal cheeses, charcuterie, and crackers.
After answer a couple of questions, experts send an introductory set of wines. You then rate them, which informs future boxes. The bottles cost $15 and they come with six bottles per shipment.
This box, sent quarterly, lets you pick between getting three bottles for $50, six for $95, or twelve for $180. There’s red, white, rose, or sparkling and each box has free shipping.
You’ll complete a six-question quiz and then Winc will send you wines that have been selected to match your palette. You’ll receive four wines each month, once a week. The price depends on what bottle you’re being shipped.
Vinebox starts at $79 per quarter and you can taste wines without having to commit to a full bottle. The company picks out nine of the most popular wines of the seasons and delivers them in vials, that have just enough liquid to fill a wine glass. With every box, you’ll receive a credit to buy the full-size bottles.
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]]>The post Wine Destinations Around The World appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Just north of Washington state in the US lays the Okanagan Valley. More than 60 different types of grapes are grown in the region, leading to of course incredible varieties of wine. In the region alone there are over 100 wineries, along with incredible mountain views and trails.
Spain is obviously well known for their cuisine, beautiful landscape, and culture, but you can’t forget about the wine! The wineries throughout the regions of Catalonia produce everything from Cava to hearty red wines made from Tempranillo grapes. Paired with the amazing food and you can’t go wrong with a holiday in Barcelona.
Cape Town is a beautiful city with so much hustle and bustle. However, the soil in the region is also incredibly rich with nutrients and combined with the moderate climate come together to produce some of the best wine in the world.
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]]>This is a very basic and natural DIY wine stain remover recipe meant for both white and colored fabrics. There is only one slight difference in the ingredient list. When you are preparing it for colored fabrics you will need 1 tablespoon biodegradable liquid soap, 1 teaspoon baking soda, 4 cups cool water and 2 tablespoons hydrogen peroxide. When it comes to white fabrics, the difference is that the recipe doesn’t include 2 tablespoons hydrogen peroxide. Everything else stays the same.
Get a small bowl and mix everything together. Put some of the mixture on the affected fabric and scratch it with your nails. Shortly after, the stain will turn in a blue or gray color. As time passes, it will only become lighter and lighter. Now, you should get cool water and cover the remainder of the stain with water. This is when the stain should disappear. If it’s a dry stain that happened a few hours earlier, repeat the first part of the procedure with the wine stain remover.
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]]>The post Don’t Let Your Champagne Go Flat! Follow These Tips For Bubbly Wine For Days appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>You won’t believe how simple it is to keep your wine fizzy, you just need a spoon! As long as it’s not a plastic spoon, you can use any type of you have in place of a cork. This will ensure that your wine stays fizzy for at least another 2 days up to even 5 days.
Now that your wine is no longer a one night only event, you can use your extra bubbly for all sorts of drinks! You can make Aperol spitzes with Aperol, soda water, bubbly wine, and an orange wedge. You can top off any sort of cocktails with a bit of bubbly to turn it into a fizz. You can even use it for regular drinks like punch and lemonade to give it just a bit of a kick.
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]]>The post You Can Actually Make Wine Out Of Dandelions! appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Gather the ingredients before the process. You will need:
3 quarts dandelion blossom, no green part!
1 gallon of water
2 oranges
1 lemon
3 pounds of sugar
1 package wine yeast
1 pound raisins
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk3CjHNjXtO/?tagged=dandelionwine
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]]>The post Wine Rules You Should Break appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>So with that in mind, here are some wine rules worth breaking:
This rule seems to be based on the idea that all fish are the same. This is, of course, nonsense. In fact, there are many fish that go very well when paired with a red wine such as tuna and swordfish.
Don’t be afraid to go with your instincts when pairing wine with foodstuffs.
There was a time when this was probably true, but today’s vineyards have learned from that era. Many wines are simply better preserved with a screw top than with a cork. The plastic prevents oxidation and the wine was never meant to be laid down for years to mature. So, don’t let the cap put you off – judge the wine on its merits instead.
More silliness when it comes to food pairing. Champagne can, in fact, be paired with many foods and it’s quite lovely when drunk with a meal.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bd68VehhxvY/?tagged=champagne
No, it isn’t. Not only are French cellars generally much cooler than you might think, but wine is supposed to be served to your taste. If you like your reds cooler than room temperature, don’t be embarrassed to drink them that way.
This may be the worst “rule” of all. When you cook with wine, you evaporate the alcohol and change the flavor chemicals completely. What you should be doing is cooking with wine that you wouldn’t drink – your food will taste great and you won’t be wasting good wine.
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]]>The post 5 Reasons You Should Be Drinking Red Wine appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Drinking red wine has been shown to lower the risk of heart disease, but the actual association between the two may be due to other factors like lifestyle and dietary factors.
Red wine has a ton of polyphenols that have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. These polyphenols can also be found in grapes, peanuts, chocolate, and some berries.
The flavanols which are found in wine may protect your body’s cells that support healthy blood vessels which improve blood flow to the brain and prevent plaque from developing.
Studies have shown that moderate alcohol use has been linked to living a longer life. Of course, this goes along with eating a healthy diet rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
It comes as no surprise that moderate alcohol use has been associated with better moods. It’s hard to be in a bad mood when you have a glass of wine with you.
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]]>The post Do You Love Wine? Try These 5 Wine Subscriptions appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>These wines range from $70 per box for one month to $63 for a 12-month subscription and each order comes with small-batch California wines and artisanal cheeses, charcuterie, and crackers.
After answer a couple of questions, experts send an introductory set of wines. You then rate them, which informs future boxes. The bottles cost $15 and they come with six bottles per shipment.
This box, sent quarterly, lets you pick between getting three bottles for $50, six for $95, or twelve for $180. There’s red, white, rose, or sparkling and each box has free shipping.
You’ll complete a six-question quiz and then Winc will send you wines that have been selected to match your palette. You’ll receive four wines each month, once a week. The price depends on what bottle you’re being shipped.
Vinebox starts at $79 per quarter and you can taste wines without having to commit to a full bottle. The company picks out nine of the most popular wines of the seasons and delivers them in vials, that have just enough liquid to fill a wine glass. With every box, you’ll receive a credit to buy the full-size bottles.
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]]>The post Wine Destinations Around The World appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Just north of Washington state in the US lays the Okanagan Valley. More than 60 different types of grapes are grown in the region, leading to of course incredible varieties of wine. In the region alone there are over 100 wineries, along with incredible mountain views and trails.
Spain is obviously well known for their cuisine, beautiful landscape, and culture, but you can’t forget about the wine! The wineries throughout the regions of Catalonia produce everything from Cava to hearty red wines made from Tempranillo grapes. Paired with the amazing food and you can’t go wrong with a holiday in Barcelona.
Cape Town is a beautiful city with so much hustle and bustle. However, the soil in the region is also incredibly rich with nutrients and combined with the moderate climate come together to produce some of the best wine in the world.
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]]>The post Simple, Quick DIY Wine Stain Remover Recipe appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>This is a very basic and natural DIY wine stain remover recipe meant for both white and colored fabrics. There is only one slight difference in the ingredient list. When you are preparing it for colored fabrics you will need 1 tablespoon biodegradable liquid soap, 1 teaspoon baking soda, 4 cups cool water and 2 tablespoons hydrogen peroxide. When it comes to white fabrics, the difference is that the recipe doesn’t include 2 tablespoons hydrogen peroxide. Everything else stays the same.
Get a small bowl and mix everything together. Put some of the mixture on the affected fabric and scratch it with your nails. Shortly after, the stain will turn in a blue or gray color. As time passes, it will only become lighter and lighter. Now, you should get cool water and cover the remainder of the stain with water. This is when the stain should disappear. If it’s a dry stain that happened a few hours earlier, repeat the first part of the procedure with the wine stain remover.
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]]>The post Don’t Let Your Champagne Go Flat! Follow These Tips For Bubbly Wine For Days appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>You won’t believe how simple it is to keep your wine fizzy, you just need a spoon! As long as it’s not a plastic spoon, you can use any type of you have in place of a cork. This will ensure that your wine stays fizzy for at least another 2 days up to even 5 days.
Now that your wine is no longer a one night only event, you can use your extra bubbly for all sorts of drinks! You can make Aperol spitzes with Aperol, soda water, bubbly wine, and an orange wedge. You can top off any sort of cocktails with a bit of bubbly to turn it into a fizz. You can even use it for regular drinks like punch and lemonade to give it just a bit of a kick.
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]]>The post You Can Actually Make Wine Out Of Dandelions! appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Gather the ingredients before the process. You will need:
3 quarts dandelion blossom, no green part!
1 gallon of water
2 oranges
1 lemon
3 pounds of sugar
1 package wine yeast
1 pound raisins
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk3CjHNjXtO/?tagged=dandelionwine
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]]>The post Wine Rules You Should Break appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>So with that in mind, here are some wine rules worth breaking:
This rule seems to be based on the idea that all fish are the same. This is, of course, nonsense. In fact, there are many fish that go very well when paired with a red wine such as tuna and swordfish.
Don’t be afraid to go with your instincts when pairing wine with foodstuffs.
There was a time when this was probably true, but today’s vineyards have learned from that era. Many wines are simply better preserved with a screw top than with a cork. The plastic prevents oxidation and the wine was never meant to be laid down for years to mature. So, don’t let the cap put you off – judge the wine on its merits instead.
More silliness when it comes to food pairing. Champagne can, in fact, be paired with many foods and it’s quite lovely when drunk with a meal.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bd68VehhxvY/?tagged=champagne
No, it isn’t. Not only are French cellars generally much cooler than you might think, but wine is supposed to be served to your taste. If you like your reds cooler than room temperature, don’t be embarrassed to drink them that way.
This may be the worst “rule” of all. When you cook with wine, you evaporate the alcohol and change the flavor chemicals completely. What you should be doing is cooking with wine that you wouldn’t drink – your food will taste great and you won’t be wasting good wine.
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