Dry white wine

If you have ever come across a recipe that calls for dry white wine, chances are you just grabbed whatever you had handy in the fridge, thinking that the kind of white wine you used didn't make any difference.

From bone-dry to off-dry, there is no shortage of types of dry white wine. But if you’re new (or even not) to the wine world, you might think that your options are Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, and Sauvignon Blanc. And yes, those are great options, but only the tip of the wine iceberg

Does the type of white wine you choose really matter? Food Network's resident sommelier weighs in.

Are you looking for a dry white wine? There are many different white dry wines to choose from that are low in sugar. If you are not a fan of sweet wine then you will want to get your hands on any of these dry white wines.

Many sauces, marinades, and recipe bases call for white wine as a key ingredient. Here are the best expert-approved bottles for a variety of dishes.

Even expert cooks wonder which white wine is best for cooking. With these helpful tips & info, anyone can learn which wine to use!

A few simple ingredients like dry white wine, garlic, olive oil, and lemon juice make this easy white wine sauce both healthy, vegan, and on your plate in five minutes. Just don’t drink all of the main ingredient while you are at it 😉

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Quality Sancerre is a remarkably refreshing, expressive, and versatile wine. Here are seven of our favorite bottles, all costing less than $30.

This article is intended for beginner wine tasters. Wine tasting is a fun and excellent way to spend an afternoon with a friend or family member.