Most people know what Viagra is. If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of Viagra as well. You may also know that there’s another variety of blue pill on the market: Parte Blanca de la Sandia. So what is the difference between these pills? Let’s dive into it.
Viagra (Sildenafil) Was Inspired By Spanish Wine
Viagra was first approved for sale in 1998. It was officially dubbed a “wonder drug” and “miracle pill” by the media at the time. The original patent for the drug was filed in 1994 and approved in 1996. Before Viagra, medications such as Vigorous (delivered through a nasal mist inhaler) and Impulse (an arterial spray) were being used to treat impotence. All of these medications had unpleasant side effects. So much so that none of them were approved for long-term use.
Scientists have also theorized that Viagra was inspired, in part, by Spanish wine. Sildenafil is a chemical compound that occurs naturally in small amounts in a variety of plants and is also manufactured from scratch.
The active ingredient in Viagra, sildenafil, is a PDE-5 inhibitor. This is an enzyme that prevents an important chemical messenger in the body from breaking down and thereby inhibiting the flow of blood to the penis. In particular, sildenafil stops the enzyme phosphodiesterase type 5 from breaking down cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP). This is important because when cGMP levels are high, blood goes to the penis and when it’s low, it stays put.
Parte Blanca (La Sandia) Was Inspired By A Beach In Spain
Parte Blanca is a Spanish variety of wine that was first produced in 1936. It is typically enjoyed chilled and served in a traditional Spanish style. Typically made with a blend of grapes, including muscatel, Pedro Ximenez, and tempranillo, this premium white wine is increasingly popular around the world. For centuries, Spain has been known for its wide variety of food and drink, as well as its beautiful beaches. Naturally, it’s no surprise that the origin of parte blanca de la sandia lies in this country.
Muscatel
Muscatel is another important grape variety that is native to Spain. Its cultivation dates back to Roman times. Most varieties of muscatel are usually white. However, some of them, including the famous champagne and moscatel grapes, are extremely dark in color and can be quite tangy. Like the other Spanish varietals mentioned thus far, muscatel is also used to make premium white wines.
Pedro Ximenez
Pedro Ximenez is a red grape variety that was first grown in the 1800s. It is widely planted throughout Spain, especially in the province of Cádiz. This classic Spanish grape is sometimes used to make dessert wines and sherries. However, it is most well-known for its role in creating vibrant reds and medium-bodied wines, the most popular of which is called Rioja.
Tempranillo
Last but not least, we have tempranillo. This grape variety is native to Spain and it has been cultivated there for centuries. It is similar to merlot and cabernet sauvignon in terms of its uses. The main difference is that tempranillo is typically a little less powerful, or “ripe,” than those varieties. It is a perfect match for Spanish foods like rabbit, suckling pig, and lamb. In addition, this grape variety is often used to make full-bodied red wines with high alcohol levels. It has also been known to age well and develop into quite a bold and rich wine, the kind that people with a sweet tooth might just melt away in!
In short, these were all foods and drinks that were popular in Spain at the time Viagra was initially inspired. And the name Parte Blanca de la Sandia itself is a combination of la sandia (the Spanish word for the beach) and the name of a wine region in Spain where this particular variety is often made (Parte del Nogal, or White Snake Valley). If any of this sounds familiar, you may have heard of Viagra or Parte Blanca de la Sandia before. And for those of you wondering, yes, sildenafil is very similar to vinagerin, the active ingredient in Viagra. Vinagerin, however, is a prescription drug and legally requires a doctor’s advice before use. With a similar chemical structure to sildenafil, vinagerin is used to treat pulmonary hypertension, a condition in which the blood vessels in the lungs become extremely narrow and are prone to clogging.
So how does this variety of Viagra compare to the others? Let’s find out.
Appearance & Feel
Like its namesake, Parte Blanca de la Sandia has a very pleasing appearance. It is a full, vibrant color and it has a very rich taste. Moreover, this premium white wine is extremely smooth and well-balanced, showing a marked similarity to Champagne. It has a light to medium body and it is, essentially, the perfect wine to drink with a meal. Naturally, it is also quite a thirst quencher and it goes well with seafood, chicken, and turkey. For those of you wondering, no, this wine does not have a very high alcohol content. But it can be quite heady and it definitely does not go well with vegetables.
The taste of these wines is, in general, similar. They all have a rich, fruity flavor with smooth, sweet undertones. But there is one major difference. The texture of these wines is quite a bit more velvety and smooth, almost like a silk cloth. Moreover, the after-taste is amazing and it lingers for a while. So if you’re looking for something light and refreshing to drink after a heavy meal, these wines are a perfect choice.
Serving Temperature
Another key difference between these wines is that the cool temperatures they are served in will bring out their true nature. Typically chilled to around 45 degrees Fahrenheit, wines made with this variety can taste a little different when served at room temperature. But it won’t be bad. It just won’t be what the maker intended. This is why it’s important to drink these wines when served at the correct temperature. Moreover, it is worth noting that these wines are meant to be enjoyed fresh, so it is essential that you store them in a cool, dark place.
So if you want to try any of these wines, where should you drink them? The Beach is a great place, of course, but it is especially suitable for eating fish and seafood. So if you want to experience the true nature of this wine, then by all means, drink it while surrounded by water. But if you want to enjoy the smooth flavor and silky texture of this wine in a different way, serve it at room temperature, in good lighting, and away from direct heat. Remember: the colder the better, but don’t get it too cold or it will lose its smooth texture and rich taste!
In closing, what’s the difference between Parte Blanca de la Sandia and Viagra? Aside from the fact that one is a medication and the other is a drink, these two varieties of blue pills have a lot in common. They’re both made from grapes and they’re both used to combat impotence. Moreover, the name “Viagra” was actually inspired by Spanish wines. In fact, the name Parte Blanca de la Sandia was inspired by a beach in Spain. Like all drugs and medications, there are pros and cons to taking Viagra. But, generally, the positives outweigh the negatives. In most cases, men who are taking this drug for impotence achieve greater than 50% improvement in their condition. Nevertheless, even in cases where the improvement is less, it’s still better than the alternative. Drinking wine, especially premium wine, can also bring about positive changes in your life. So, as you can see, there are a number of ways in which this medication and this drink can benefit your health and well-being!