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Anastasia Grosu

Anastasia Grosu

Hi, I’m Anastasia 🌼, a wine expert at It's My Wine who loves trying new wines and sharing what I discover along the way. Join me as I explore and chat about everything wine. Cheers! 🥂

Dry Wine Pairings

Dry Wine Pairings

Dry wine is often misunderstood — especially by those who think “dry” means boring. In truth, dry wines are some of the most exciting to pair with food. Why? Because they don’t hide behind sugar. Instead, they bring acidity, texture,…

Dry vs Off-Dry Wine

Dry vs Off-Dry Wine

You’re staring at a wine list. One wine is labelled “dry”, another says “off-dry”. You like flavour, but not syrup. Do you go for dry or take a gamble on off-dry? Don’t worry — this guide is your shortcut to…

Dry Wine FAQ

What is Dry Wine - glass of red wine and fire

Dry wine can feel like a confusing category, especially when labels don’t say much and tasting notes seem designed to impress sommeliers, not humans. But don’t worry — you’re not alone in asking questions like “Is Pinot Noir a dry…

Is Rosé a Dry Wine

Is rosé a dry wine - bottle of rose wine and full wineglasses

Let’s be honest — rosé is often misunderstood. It’s pink, it’s pretty, it’s Instagrammable… so it must be sweet, right? Wrong — or at least, not always. Rosé wine is one of the most versatile styles on the planet. Some…

What is a Dry White Wine

wine and grapes on the table outdoors

If the phrase “dry white wine” leaves you puzzled, you’re not alone. The word dry is thrown around a lot, but in wine, it has a very specific meaning. And no, it’s not about your mouth feeling parched. So, what…

What Is a Dry Red Wine

What Is a Dry Red Wine

Let’s bust a myth first: “dry” doesn’t mean your mouth turns into the Sahara. In wine speak, dry red wine simply means there’s little to no residual sugar left after fermentation — the yeast has done its job, and the…

Dry Wine Types

Is All Red Wine Dry - closeup two red wine glasses on dinner table

If you’ve wandered into a wine aisle or squinted at a wine list wondering what on earth dry wine means, you’re not alone. For many, the term sounds like the opposite of juicy and enjoyable, but in the world of…

Dry Wine Grapes

Dry Wine vs Sweet Wine - pinot noir grapevine in yarra valley australia

Dry wines are characterised by having little residual sugar left over after fermentation, usually less than 7 grams per litre. Various red and white grape varieties are used to produce these wines. Some well-known dry red grape options include Cabernet…

Is All Red Wine Dry

Is All Red Wine Dry - wineglass and bottle on table in restaurant

If you’ve ever wondered, “Is all red wine dry?” while shopping for wine, you’re not alone. A lot of people believe that red wine is always dry, but that’s not completely true. While most red wines are dry, there are…

Dry Wine vs Sweet Wine

Dry Wine vs Sweet Wine - picnic with pastry and wine

Whether you’re just starting to learn about wine or already know a lot, you’ve probably seen the terms “dry” and “sweet” on wine labels. These words are important because they tell you how the wine will taste, what foods it…