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Article 4 Why Use Oak for Manufacturing Furniture?

There are more than 600 species of oak tree that grow worldwide, from the northern hemisphere to tropical Asia, and its history of being used in the production of furniture can be traced back hundreds of years when it was commonly used in the building tra... Read >
Author: David-Oak

The Benefits of Oak for Furniture Design

Oak has all the characteristics required to make the finest furniture, and it is this that has led to its immense popularity for hundreds of years, and just as much so today. Oak trees are hardwoods which mean that they are strong and hard, yet easy to wo... Read >
Author: David-Oak

The Advantages of Steel Wine Barrels

Most modern wine makers use stainless steel wine barrels. They have devised smart ways to impart the ‘oakiness’ in the wine, while maintaining hygiene and sterility. What makes steel wine barrels better than the others? Read on to know. Stainless steel... Read >
Author: Howard Skolnik

Yo Ho and A Bunch O’ Bottles O’ Rum--The Export of the Virgin Islands

Thanks to sugar plantations and pirates, rum is the largest export of the Virgin Islands. Pristine beaches, pearl white sand, blue and turquoise waters, great snorkeling, historic buildings and ruins, nature trails, exotic food and RUM! That’s what y... Read >
Author: Leigh W

Stainless Steel Wine Barrels – Guaranteed For Durability And Cost Effectiveness

Stainless steel wine barrels are preferred over conventional wooden barrels for wine storage, courtesy of the benefits of durability and cost effectiveness offered by them. The key to the quality of service offered by stainless steel barrels lies in the s... Read >
Author: Howard Skolnik

Mexican Cocktails

Tequila is the star. Make no mistake, it’s not a Mexican cocktail without it and it’s probably the basic ingredient of the most popular cocktails in the United States today where Margaritaville is alive and well. But what is tequila? We know it’s from ... Read >
Author: Carolyn

Cheers to Health!

Did you know that people who drink moderately live longer than those who don’t? In fact, most moderate drinkers have better health than those who don’t drink as much. Many people know about the benefits of drinking red wine, but did you know that other ty... Read >
Author: DaneHomenick

A History Of Hot Tubs

Hot tubs, also referred to as Jacuzzis and spas, are medium or large pools that are filled with water which is heated up with a natural gas, solar, or electric heater. A hot tub is usually designed to be kept outside and is generally used for hydrotherapy... Read >
Author: Adrianna N

Deciphering Single Malt Scotch Whiskey

Unless you've been partaking in the best single malt scotch for some twenty years now, you might be unaware of the differences between scotch, and I'm not just talking about brand names. When you shop at a discount liquor store, you'll notice there is sin... Read >
Author: Mark Etinger

Types of Trees and What They're Good For

Trees are not only beautiful, but they are an important part of the environment. They absorb all of the Carbon Dioxide in the air and release Oxygen so that we as humans have clean air to breathe. Every tree has something that it is good for, whether that... Read >
Author: Tamara Jacobs

What Makes Stainless Steel A Perfect Choice For Wine Barrels?

Stainless steel wine barrels are the new alternative to oak wine barrels and they are much better than oak barrels in many respects. Read on to know what makes them perfect for storing wine. Wine making is an art. The entire process of making wine rig... Read >
Author: Howard Skolnik

A Chardonnay for the Chardonnay-Hater

Introducing Mer Soleil; the Chardonnay for the non-Chardonnay drinker. Too many people these days have been turned off of Chardonnay because of California’s eagerness to create the biggest, oakiest, butteriest version of the once docile grape. Traditio... Read >
Author: jfialkovich

Wowing Your Guests With Inexpensive Wine

As featured in Pulse Magazine What makes a holiday party fun and memorable? Great food and great wine! That’s an easy answer. If it’s your turn to host or organize the festivities this holiday season, you want to impress your guests. This year, don... Read >
Author: jfialkovich

Food & Wine Pairing: Stone Crabs

It is winter in Florida which means many things, one of which is Stone Crab season. Tonight we are very lucky to get a fresh batch of Stone Crabs from a local fisherman. So the question at hand is what wine to pair with them? I always believe when it... Read >
Author: jfialkovich

Winemaking in Chile, by Hortense Soulier

Considered as a New Wine Region, Chile actually boasts a long history in winemaking, dating back to the 16th century, when the Spanish conquerors brought vitis vinifera, a species of grapevine native to the Mediterranean region, with them and introduced v... Read >
Author: Latamforless

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