â¦. An author might want to use cacophony in a work of literature to describe a distressing situation, such as in battles scenes or times of emotional upheaval. The author may either use these words with discordant sounds as descriptive words, or in dialogue to display the emotional state of a character.
Confidence votes 552. Wine is an alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes. Sangria is a sweetened beverage usually made from red wine, sugar and sliced oranges and lemons. The difference is that wine is a drink all by itself and forms the basis for sangria.
I've recently come across different chicken recipes that call for either madeira wine or marsala wine. Just wondering what the difference in taste is between the two wines. am not a wine expert, but if I remember right, Madiera is Portugese and Marsala is from Marsala, Italy. I think they call them both fortified wine, whatever that means...Madiera is heated or cooked somehow before bottling~maybe even before aging..