Unique Grape varieties from around the world
Wine lovers often celebrate the household names—Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay—but beyond the mainstream is a vibrant cast of lesser-known grape varieties, each with its own story, terroir, and magic flavour. This blog is a toast to the unsung heroes of the vineyard.Grapes such as Verdejo and Grenache, are some...
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Wines and Food Pairings
Pairing wine with food is like matchmaking for your taste buds—when it clicks, it’s magic! Wine and food pairing is more than just a dinner party flex—it’s a journey through aroma, taste, and texture that can elevate even the simplest of meals into a feast. Whether you’re uncorking a...
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Around the World with Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc is a popular and unmistakable white wine known for its crisp acidity and herbaceous flavours. The name comes from the French word sauvage (meaning “wild”), referencing its vigorous vine growth. While originally from France, it thrives in New Zealand, California, South Africa, Chile, and Austria. Expect gooseberry,...
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French Wines
France is iconic for its Wines, and there are several different regions in France that have created some of Europe’s most recognisable wines, French wines emphasize terroir—the unique combination of soil, climate, and geography that influences the taste,.Many of the world’s most famous grape varieties, like Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay,...
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New World Wines v Old World Wines
Here at Waterside Wines we have a good representation of both New World Wines and Old World Wines in our portfolio. We believe that most of our customers, who even though they will have their own grape variety preferences, will often try new wines within their white/red/rose colour preferences.Here...
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