Wine brands and categories price in Kenya

Wine is an alcoholic drink produced from fermented grapes and is the most consumed category of alcohol in the whole world. This is mostly because its compatibility with most food making the meal complete. In some countries like Italy, a meal will never be considered complete without a glass of wine. The following are the major six types of wines in Kenya; red wines, white wines, rose wines, sparkling wines, fortified wines and dessert wines. It would be okay to clarify that champagnes are also wines and fall under the category of sparkling wines. The major difference between sparkling wines and champagnes is that champagnes are the sparkling wines produced in France a region called Champagne through a method called Method Champenoise. 

All these categories of wines are also categorized as dry wines, sweet wines, and semi-sweet wines. To achieve this you only alter the production process a little bit. Actually, grapes contain sugars which are converted to alcohol during the fermentation process. In the initial stages of fermentation, the wines are normally sweet and have lower alcohol percentage but as the fermentation continues the wines becomes more dry as the alcohol percentage increases. This being the case, it is true to say that sweet wines have lower alcohol percentage in comparison with the dry wines. The awesome thing about wines is that there is always a wine for every situation and a wine for every reason. Whites wines are meant for refreshing. Red wines are meant for combining with meals, champagnes are meant for celebrations, fortified wines are meant for cocktails and sparkling wines are meant for celebrations and refreshments at the same time. 

Types of Wines in Kenya and Their Prices

There so many grapes known in the whole world but only are few ones are used in wine production. If a wine is produced from one particular grape, then it is called a varietal wine but if it is produced from several grapes then it is called a blend. The blended wines are the most common in Kenya because they cost less in comparison with the varietals. Due to the improvement of the economy in the country, people are slowly accepting the varietals too. Most blended wines in Kenya are South African Wines which could be either red, white, rose or sparkling. The following is a list of the commonly blended wines in Kenya; 4th Street, Penasol, Four Cousins, Saint Celine, Saint Anna, Drostdy Hof, Namaqua, Overmeer, Ama La Vida, Caprice, Orange River Cellars, Cellar Cask wine, Chamdor (non- alcoholic wine) and Robertson Winery. 

On the other side, varietal wines in Kenya are subdivided either into strictly red wines and white wines. Let’s take a deep look at these two types of wines so that we can understand the differences between them and how you can enjoy each of them. Red wines are heavier than white wines and tend to be less sweet. The difference is brought about by the grapes used, fermentation process and the aging time. These three factors have a big effect on the flavours, aroma and the taste of the wine although there are other contributing factors like the climatic conditions where the grapes are grown and the soil acidity. For example, two wines produced from the same grape like Cabernet Sauvignon that is grown in two different countries that are far from each other will have different tastes, aromas, and flavours. Due to advancement in technology, you can now buy wine online in Kenya and enjoy free and fast delivery from Nairobi Drinks, a well established online wine shop in Kenya.

Red Wine Brands in Kenya

Red wines inherit their names from their colors. They are a more fuller and complex in taste. They are made from black, red or purple skinned grapes. The grapes are then crushed with their skins and fermented to convert the grape juice into alcohol. The more you age red wine, the more sugars are converted into alcohol and the higher the alcoholic content increases which consequently makes the wine more dry. The complexity of the red wines and their heaviness on the palate when tasted is brought crushing the grapes together with their skins and then fermenting them together. This introduces more tannins which are in high concentration on the skins of the grapes. Tannins make the red wines improve quality with age, unlike white wines which lower the quality with age because of lower tannins concentration. Sweet red wines in Kenya are more appreciated by ladies. To achieve the sweet red wines all you have to do is reduce the aging period. The demand for red wine delivery Nairobi is so high due to the fact that red wines can combine with any food. They can be drunk before the meal, with the meal or after a meal. To better enjoy red wines, serve it at room temperature. The common red wines grapes are; Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Shiraz / Syrah, Zinfandel, Malbec, and Pinotage. Among these grapes, Cabernet Sauvignon is the most common ones and are the most drunk. This grape is grown in so many countries and it does well regardless of the weather and the soil conditions. Reach for Nairobi Drinks via our website to find the best wines in Kenya and their prices.

White Wine Brands in Kenya

These are lighter and more refreshing wines with crisp, fruity and sweet aromas. Though they combine with selective food they are better enjoyed as refreshing drinks. Just to clarify, white wines are not exactly white but they may look greenish, yellowish or even gold. White wines are made from white grapes but they may also be made from red grapes but in that case, the grapes will have their skin peeled off before fermentation. This is partially because all grapes produce clear juices but the skins the ones bear the color. Just like red wines, many people love sweet white wines in Kenya. The common white grapes are Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, Pinot Grigio / Pinot Gris and Riesling. Are you a wine enthusiast? Then visit our website explore wines in Kenya and prices. White wines are better served chilled but unlike red wine, the quality of white wines loses quality when their shelf life increases.

Rose Wine Brands in Kenya

There is a lot of similarities between red wines and the rose wines. They are both made from dark grapes but when you come to the rose wines they have the skin of the grapes removed after crushing before fermentation. In some countries, they prepare the rose wines by mixing red wines and white wines. These rose wines are not so common though people love taking them as refreshing drinks because they don’t pair with food so well. To find rose wines in Kenya and their prices try online wine shops that stock a huge variety of wines like Dial A Delivery. The common rose wines brands in Kenya include; 4th Street Rose, Namaqua Rose, Arbor Mist Zinfandel Rose, Leleshwa Rose, Overmeer Rose, Four Cousins Rose, Robertson Winery Rose, Mateus Rose, Nederburg Rose, Orange River Cellars Rose and Fragolino Rose. Dial a delivery today to enjoy these wines at the best prices and no extra cost because the delivery is free.

Champagne Brands in Kenya

Champagnes fall under sparkling wines. These are bubbly drinks that are meant for refreshment and celebrations. The major difference between champagnes and other sparkling wines is the region of production and the method of production. Only sparkling wines that are produced in Champagne region of France and by a method called Champenoise Methode are called champagnes. There are other sparkling wines produced in France but do not follow the strict rules of champagnes hence they are called Cremant. There are other two sparkling wines production methods that are used mostly for bulk production of sparkling wines. The main difference of these methods and champenoise methode is that they produce big bubbles compared to the latter that produces finer bubbles or most commonly known as finer mousse. These methods are Bulk Chamat and Bottle Transfer. Initially, it was quite difficult to afford good bubbles for you normal occasions but we have these two other methods which helped the sparkling wines prices in Kenya to go so low because of the mass production. What makes champagnes so different from the normal wines is because they undergo two fermentation process with the second fermentation aimed at introducing carbon dioxide in the bottle. It is this carbon that makes the wine bubbly making their special corks pop and splash during celebrations. The most common champagnes brands in Kenya include; Moet & Chandon, Luc Belaire, Veuve Clicquot, Laurent Pierre, Piper Heidsieck, Taittinger Brut, Perrier Jouet, Dom Perignon, G.H. Mumm and many more. Just like wines, champagnes are also categorized as sweet and dry ones. The dry ones are the original champagnes and they are called brut while the sweet ones come in the variations of rose, nectar, gold, and luxe. 

Fortified Wine Brands in Kenya

Fortified wines are wines that have distilled spirits, mostly brandy, added to them. The common fortified wines in Kenya are vermouth and port wines. For a long time, fortified wines have not been so common in Kenya but they are slowly gaining popularity due to high demand of cocktails. Most cocktails use vermouth in their preparations. Vermouth brands in Kenya include; Martini Rosso, Martini Bianco, Martini Extra Dry, Cinzano Rosso, Cinzano Bianco, Butlers Tripple Sec, Butlers Blue Curacao, Ricard, and Pernord. On the other hand, port wine brands in Kenya include; Sandeman Ruby Porto, Cockburn’s Fine Tawny, Porto Cruz Tawny and Corkburn’s Fine Ruby. Port wines are expensive wines ranging from Ksh @2000 to Ksh 4000 and are produced in Portugal.

In conclusion, wine brands in Kenya are so many but unfortunately almost all common liquor store stock only the common South African Wines leaving out the unique wines from other countries and also South Africa. This is inspired by the unwillingness of people to step out of the known wines and try different wines. For those who have taken the step of faith, believing there is a better wine outside there, they face a huge challenge in getting their wines. Are you one of them? Are you willing to join the club of wine adventurers? Then you can sit down and relax because Nairobi Drinks will have you sorted. We ain’t bragging but let’s just say we are a hidden gem. Whoever has tried us will confess of our huge varieties of wines, discounted prices, free and fast alcohol delivery in Nairobi, extra services like condoms delivery, immediate response time to our contact lines, flexible means of ordering (WhatsApp, SMS and call via 0723688108 shopping cart, email and social media platforms), flexible payment methods (Mpesa, Visa Card, Master Card, PayPal, Cheque and cash on delivery)… the list is just endless. Simply, we offer online liquor delivery services in Kenya in a more convenient and reliable manner which places us as the leading drinks delivery in Kenya. 

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