Very little difference. I drink both on many occasions and prefer the Shiraz in warmer weather. Merlot is great on cold nights with rich cheeses and tangy sausages.
Yes! Australians refer to Syrah as Shiraz.
If by stronger you mean more alcohol, then no, not necessarily, but it can be.
Burgundy red is made from Pinot Noir and as such is much lighter then Merlot with a more red fruit flavour profile and less tannin.
Yes, Merlot is very similar to Syrah (or Shiraz)
No, they are completely different.
No, it is nothing like Burgundy.
No, they are quite different.
No!
Yes, it is, but there are always exceptions, although I'm not aware of any in this case!
"Burgundy" is a deep-red colour, similar to burgundy wine.
Zinfandel can be substituted for Merlot in either cooking or drinking, although zinfandel has a uniquely discernible taste. There are a number of other red wines that more closely approximate Merlot.
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Burgundy is characterised with the hex code: #9E0508. Typing this into google, or a colour tool while selecting the colour will present the specific characterised colour. In regards to description, burgundy is a rich, deep red colour.
Although the merlot grapes can be prepared in a way that the resultant wine is white, this is extremely rare. Most of the time, merlot IS a red wine and thus may be used when red wine is called for.
No, Merlot is medium dry French wine.
Merlot is a wine. Wine is generally drunk straight.
Burgundy is a wine like color, it's a warm color, but not as warm as some other colors. Plum is a cool color similar to Burgundy.
The color is burgundy, from the wine of that name.
Burgundy is classified as a 'red' colour as is Burgundy wine. Burnt Sienna is visually similar, classified as a warm mid brown but orange colour
Yes, it's called Merlot wine.