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24th September 2009
A Napa Valley wine tour by SF tours is entertaining and exciting and can be enjoy any point of the year. In spite of whether its spring, summer, fall, or wintry weather, the temperature will be certain to give you the chance to take pleasure in your holid... Read >
Author: Sftours23rd September 2009
The California wine industry has exploded over the years. Once derided for producing wine of poor quality, the “Judgment of Paris” in 1976 changed everything when wine experts in Europe ranked many California wines equal to or better than classic Fren... Read >
Author: Thomas Ajava23rd September 2009
Would you like to enjoy the fantastic scenery in Dartmoor? Dartmoor's diverse landscape with coastal scenes as well as gorgeous countryside makes it an attractive holiday location for many people wishing to have a varied holiday experience.
Visitors a... Read >
Author: eddieb22nd September 2009
Trans-resveratrol is a phytoalexin with many powerful health benefits. A couple of the benefits of trans resveratrol are healthier artery performance and metabolism improvement.
Resveratrol is not a common triphenolic stilbene available in a couple shr... Read >
Author: Steven Toms22nd September 2009
Within the relatively small confines of Europe, there is a wealth of opportunities for those seeking to sample a little bit of everything.
From skiing, surfing and snorkelling, to climbing, canoeing and general relaxation, it’s possible to cover all ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton21st September 2009
If a brewer makes beer, what is the name of a person that makes wine? Many people would say brewer, but this is incorrect. It also points to the fact that the titles of many positions in the wine industry are simply unknown. In this article, we look to sh... Read >
Author: Thomas Ajava17th September 2009
Napa Wine Tours take you to all the following wineries:
Domaine Chandon Winery: Domaine Chandon at Green Point was set up in 1986 by Moët ET Chandon to manufacture premium sparkling and tranquil wines that reveal in their fragrance, taste and organize... Read >
Author: Shijina seo16th September 2009
Various San Francisco Tours provides you with Napa valley tours. Let’s know what exactly is Napa Valley. This valley of California makes above 25 percent of the wine devoured in the U.S., and it has grown to be one of the country’s most well-liked tra... Read >
Author: realjeff14th September 2009
The most famous beverages in world are wine and wine has important role in the events, celebrations, rituals, as well as ceremonies, wine and gift. Wines are made in impressive wineries all across the world. At present, there are lots of people making hom... Read >
Author: Benjamen08th September 2009
France has historically been the top of the heap when it comes to wine production. Northern California has certainly given France a run for its money in the last 40 plus years. The Sonoma County wine region is one area that doesn’t get as much attention... Read >
Author: Thomas Ajava07th September 2009
Vinho Verde is a unique Portuguese wine, known for for being a light and fresh wine. It makes up a whopping 15% of Portugal's total wine production. This interesting little wine gets produced in the Minho Region, which is situated in the north of the coun... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer26th August 2009
The spiritual home of Sauvignon Blanc is The Loire in France, however since the 1980’s New Zealand has been doing big things with this grape. If you like your white wines refreshing, fruity and a little zingy, then Sauvignon Blanc is for you. It also ma... Read >
Author: kristianphllps15th August 2009
For as long as I can remember, in our wine tasting events we have always told people they are never, ever just drinking fermented grape juice. Winemakers of all stripes, even of the ultra-organic bent, do need to make additions (no matter how minor) to th... Read >
Author: pippym112208th August 2009
If you are in the mode for some fine Italian wine and food, you should consider the Aosta Valley region of northern Italy. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour.
The Aosta Valley is a tiny corne... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss31st July 2009
Whether it is the tourist region around Cape Town, with its diverse faunae and impressive geology, or the prospect of the country being host to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa is set to garner more and more attention from international visitors over the... Read >
Author: MarkeD24th July 2009
Set against the backdrop of the Andes Mountains, the coastal region of Chili is a great place to start any journey through the wine making country of Chili and Argentina. The Casablanca Valley receives cool coastal breezes that make this area ideal for wh... Read >
Author: ProtoTravels12th July 2009
When people perceive the word Riesling, they think of a German white wine. While that is consistent, it is also wrong to think of Riesling in such a limited way. Riesling is a special grape varietal that is used to produce Riesling wines. Germany was t... Read >
Author: RodGray05th July 2009
Canberra wines and wineries are fast acquiring a name as being some of the best wines across the world. Although, Australian wine production is still a relatively new phenomenon compared to other parts of the world, however the quality of wines is up ther... Read >
Author: Jerry Wiser05th July 2009
Sparkling wines and champagnes are exciting drinks to explore; particularly the fizz formed due to high concentration of carbon dioxide makes them popular and very exciting to explore in the wine tasting events in Napa valley, California and France. Spa... Read >
Author: Shijina seo02nd July 2009
You may know that the different classifications of German wine depend largely on the sugar content. German wine styles include Spaetlese which literally means a wine produced from late-harvest grapes but in fact means one made from ripe grapes, Auslese wh... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss27th June 2009
Even if you are not deeply involved in the wine world, you must be familiar with Napa Valley Vineyards. It is the primary center of wine production in not only California but for the rest of the country as well. The history of Napa Valley Vineyards dates ... Read >
Author: Victor Williams18th June 2009
What is ResveratrolOver twenty years ago scientific studies in France revealed that though French folks were eating very high fat diets with more calories, carbohydrates and nearly many things that are bad for you in excessive amounts In reality the risks... Read >
Author: Darrin Miles11th June 2009
New Zealand is somewhat of a newcomer to the world of wine, especially when you compare it to the likes of France and Spain. But that’s not to say that New Zealand wine can’t stand up to its old world rivals. The country exports a vast amount of its w... Read >
Author: kristianphllps09th June 2009
New Zealand is somewhat of a newcomer to the world of wine, especially when you compare it to the likes of France and Spain. But that’s not to say that New Zealand wine can’t stand up to its old world rivals. The country exports a vast amount of its w... Read >
Author: kristianphllps06th June 2009
If you are looking for fine German wine and food, you should consider the Nahe region of southwestern Germany. You may even find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local Riesling Kabinet... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss18th May 2009
California is the third biggest state in the US and stretches over 163,000 square miles. Its sprawling surface area and coastal location makes for a diverse climate and ecological landscape, which means that whilst some areas are arid and desert-like, ot... Read >
Author: MarkeD14th May 2009
If you are in the mood for fine German wine and food, you should consider the Franconia region of southeastern Germany. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local Silvaner whi... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss07th May 2009
Red wine is a timeless drink. It can evoke pictures of different scenes in different countries and always represents some kind of passion. Red wine is also of course, used in Holy Communion in both the Anglican and Roman Catholic churches and hence, has a... Read >
Author: kristianphllps07th May 2009
Red wine is a timeless drink. It can evoke pictures of different scenes in different countries and always represents some kind of passion. Red wine is also of course, used in Holy Communion in both the Anglican and Roman Catholic churches and hence, has a... Read >
Author: kristianphllps23rd April 2009
In spite of the title I really do love wine and food from Italy, France, Germany, and other countries as well. And who among us can reject a bargain? But I also hate wine and many aspects of the wine scene. Let me explain my top ten reasons for this love-... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss18th April 2009
It's a pretty strange business, the wine game. It is essentially a luxury product and yet millions of bottles are produced each year.A few people's personal taste can mean life or death for a wine and they can flow in and out of popularity almost weekly. ... Read >
Author: daftpunk17th April 2009
The continuing popularity of French wine, despite stiff competition from other markets such as Australia, Chile and South Africa, means that the wine connoisseur has a vast array of wines to choose from. Most high street off licences stock a fairly standa... Read >
Author: Liz Carter08th April 2009
Grape is a popular fruit that comes from perennial woody vines. It is commonly eaten raw, but is also used for a number of food and drink products such as jelly, candy, juice, marmalade, jam, raisins, oil, vinegar, and wine.
The cultivation of this... Read >
Author: mark07th April 2009
Aimed at introducing the culture of wine brewing to visitors, the Wine Museum in Macau opened in December 1995. The museum occupies an area of 1,400 square metres and has a collection of 1,115 brands of various wines, of which the earliest produced wine -... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye13th March 2009
Since the introduction of the Spanish vine in the 16th century, Chile has gone on to become one of the world's most famous wine producers. Although often overshadowed by its European competitors, Chilean wine has gradually grown in mainstream popularity... Read >
Author: pmcindoe10th March 2009
South Africa is a relatively new player in the international wine world, but is increasingly producing better wine through the years. It is good at producing wine which represents good value for money whether it be a table wine or a fine wine that you are... Read >
Author: kristianphllps10th March 2009
South Africa is a relatively new player in the international wine world, but is increasingly producing better wine through the years. It is good at producing wine which represents good value for money whether it be a table wine or a fine wine that you are... Read >
Author: kristianphllps10th March 2009
Australian wine has dominated the UK supermarket shelves and restaurant tables for at least twenty years. In fact Australia is now responsible for the most wines sales by volume to the UK than any other country in the world. However despite it being a big... Read >
Author: kristianphllps10th March 2009
Despite the fact that South African wine is generally thought of as New World, the country has actually been producing wine for more than 350 years. However, it is only since the end of Apartheid in the 1990’s that the South African wine industry has re... Read >
Author: kristianphllps10th March 2009
Wine, the universally loved drink, is made by drying and fermenting certain fruits such as grapes and berries. Through fermentation, the sugar from within the fruit changes into alcohol. The type of fruit used to make the wine will heavily determine its c... Read >
Author: pcarp10th March 2009
South Africa is a relatively new player in the international wine world, but is increasingly producing better wine through the years. It is good at producing wine which represents good value for money whether it be a table wine or a fine wine that you are... Read >
Author: kristianphllps10th March 2009
Australian wine has dominated the UK supermarket shelves and restaurant tables for at least twenty years. In fact Australia is now responsible for the most wines sales by volume to the UK than any other country in the world. However despite it being a big... Read >
Author: kristianphllps03rd March 2009
Franschhoek accommodation attracts visitors from far and wide. Situated at the very heart of the Cape Winelands, this verdant region is known as one of South Africa’s most important wine production areas and home to a great many historic estates. Imagin... Read >
Author: Marshall02nd February 2009
For those who have spent a good bit of time touring Spain's beautiful countryside, you may not know that in many ways the country is one big vineyard. In that respect it is very much like California's Napa Valley and Sonoma County. It is hard to drive for... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer17th January 2009
The name Sangiovese comes from an Italian phrase meaning "the blood of Jove." This red wine is best known as the blend used in Chianti wines from Tuscany. As a young wine, it has very fruity tastes of strawberries and spices, but when left to age in oak b... Read >
Author: Allison Ryan09th January 2009
If up and coming winemakers, a fantastic range of wines and great value are your thing, look no further - Chilean wine is for you.
Great Value Wines
Following in the footsteps of the Australians who made their mark on the sub £5 market, Chilean win... Read >
Author: kristianphllps08th January 2009
With its cool climate you'll find some of Australia's best vineyards in the Macedon Ranges. It's especially suited to the production of sparkling wine and you can also take in the stunning scenery while you're here. Check out our top 7 vineyards in the re... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley03rd January 2009
The closest point of the Fleurieu Peninsula is just a short 40 minute drive away from Adelaide, but as the large expanse of this special part of South Australia opens up before you you will definitely want to drive on and explore more of it. Its ideal for... Read >
Author: Gavin Wyatt05th December 2008
When you think of visiting France, it is almost always that Paris is the primary destination that is on your mind. Paris is indeed a beautiful city and it is fun visiting those famous art galleries. A boat ride on the Seine can indeed be an exhilarating e... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson02nd December 2008
Wine is a drink that is enjoyed world wide, with certain parts of the globe gaining a reputation for producing excellent quality produce. From the countries mentioned in our title, perhaps Australia is the most famous but we must not discount New Zeala... Read >
Author: dtymon30th October 2008
According to the fable, the woman lost to the King and wished to end her life by eating spoiled table grapes stored in a jar. The suicide attempt did not go as she planned; instead she got intoxicated and eventually passed out. When she woke up, she felt ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer21st October 2008
Shiraz is one of the most popular wines around in the UK. This is because it is an easy to drink wine that goes with lots of different types of food. In fact it is its spicy full bodied taste that makes it something that you can drink with hot Indian, Mex... Read >
Author: kristianphllps15th October 2008
New Zealand wines have become sought after in a really short period of time since the country started wine production. The first commercial vineyard was established in 1973 in the Marlborough area of New Zealand, which is also New Zealand’s first Sauvig... Read >
Author: kristianphllps10th October 2008
Today Spain is booming in the wine world with close to 70 wine regions. Wine export from Spain has almost doubled from five years ago- possibly due to the fact that Spain is producing more new, world-class wines than ever before and also Spain has some of... Read >
Author: Jay Neil05th September 2008
The Macau Wine Museum is a specialty museum, displaying the entire history of Macau's wine industry, including both Chinese and Portuguese influences. The exhibitions include wine production, fermentation, bottling and corking processes in detail. The ser... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye02nd September 2008
Do you enjoy drinking beer? Many people do, but how much do most of us really know about different types of beer and the brewing process? A local brewery tour is a good way to find out more.
There's nothing better than sitting in a great pub and drinki... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett17th August 2008
It's true that for some, Germany may be better known for its beer than its wines. And in some ways those people may be right - German beer is well-known among those who love beer and those consider it to be the BMW of brew, no pun intended. However, the... Read >
Author: David Cowley29th July 2008
Early Australian wine production dates back to the 1791, when grapes were imported from Europe and wine was shipped back to the United Kingdom. Slowly but surely, Australian vineyards in New South Wales, Tasmania, Western Australia, Victoria and South Aus... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON28th July 2008
Champagne! That word brings to mind festive celebrations filled with cheer and visions of the golden fizzy drink that graces the occasion. Champagne, Burgundy, Bordeaux all these are in fact regions in France where these world famous drinks are produced. ... Read >
Author: Christopher17th July 2008
Last weekend, Doreen a friend of mine, and I whisked ourselves off to the winelands to experience some cape hospitality, enjoy some fine wines and take in the breathtaking mountainous views of the area, oh and of course to inspect some accommodation estab... Read >
Author: Claire04th June 2008
Napa Valley is an optimal county suited to produce world quality wine grapes. You can have incredible views and many more that have earned this Napa tour area its reputation as one of the premier travel destination of the world. Where you travel in this s... Read >
Author: shijinaseo20th May 2008
Argentina is internationally recognized for its high quality wines and alcoholic drinks. Travellers come to study Spanish in Argentina and enjoy its drinking culture. Overseas markets have made of Argentina a premier distributor of these goods in the shor... Read >
Author: EasyGO Languages02nd May 2008
The term “organic” is cropping up more and more when it comes to food and drink production in the 21st Century. It demands a cleaner and a non-chemically grown product. But how does this affect wine production and can there be such a thing as a wine c... Read >
Author: maloy@indusnet.co.in01st May 2008
The term “organic” is cropping up more and more when it comes to food and drink production in the 21st Century. It demands a cleaner and a non-chemically grown product. But how does this affect wine production and can there be such a thing as a wine c... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta25th April 2008
When it comes to red wine, it can get confusing as to which kind of wine is right for you. There is such a wide variety of grape types that go into wine production that you can find yourself bewildered when faced with a supermarket shelf.
To optimize... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta03rd April 2008
California has established itself as one of the most prolific producers of fine wines in the world and nearly 90% of all American wine comes from California. The Napa Valley, located in Napa County has a Mediterranean climate, geography and geology that... Read >
Author: mpressman02nd April 2008
If you are in the mood for some fine German wine and food, you should really consider the Mosel region of central western Germany on the border of Luxembourg. You may even find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education ... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss20th February 2008
Road Trips Through Cape Town’s Wine Tasting Routes
Cape Town and surrounds has a rich culture of wine tasting and viticulture, boasting many wine farms, vineyards and wine routes which make up a perfect trip from Cape Town where you have ample time t... Read >
Author: Toureagle06th February 2008
If you are looking for fine French wine and food, you should consider the world famous Burgundy region in eastern France. While it won't happen often you may even find a bargain. I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss19th January 2008
It’s no secret that wine has become a very popular drink, from the bottom of the barrel cheap bottle to a prestigious Bordeaux, wine has been around for thousands of years with evidence of wine production dating back from 6,500 years ago in ancient Gree... Read >
Author: Andy Adams18th January 2008
If you hankering for fine German wine and food, why not consider the Mosel region of central western Germany on the border of Luxembourg? You may even find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we revi... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss21st October 2007
It certainly is no big secret that more wine is produced in Italy than any other country in the world. Truth is wine is as much a part of the Italian heritage as is it's art. With the way wine making thrives in Italy it's actually been elevated to the lev... Read >
Author: Clyde Dennis21st October 2007
If you are in the mood for some fine German wine and food, you should really consider the Mittelrhein region of southwestern Germany. You may even find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss21st October 2007
Perfume was at the centre of aesthetics and therapeutics for both men and women in Ancient Egypt. Although the techniques used are mostly unrecorded, historians look to the literature of Greek and Roman writers and relief paintings and artefacts to determ... Read >
Author: Roberto Sedycias19th October 2007
If you are hankering for fine German wine and food, you should consider the Pfalz region of southwestern Germany. You may find a bargain, and I really hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local Pinot Noir.... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss31st August 2007
Wine producing has been practiced in one form or another for thousands of years with pottery jars discovered in Persia (present day Iran) dating back to 5,500 BC showing evidence of grapes use in winemaking. In addition, jars from Jiahu in China dated to ... Read >
Author: Donald Saunders28th August 2007
Wine is a very wide spread term that is simply fruit being distilled and fermented for the product of an alcoholic drink. When most people think of wine they immediately think grapes, but there are so many different sources for wine production these inclu... Read >
Author: mario oreilly09th August 2007
If you are looking for fine German wine and food, consider the Nahe region of southwestern Germany. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local Riesling.
The Nahe wine regio... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss09th August 2007
Wine is probably the most widespread alcoholic beverage in the entire world. The pure pleasure of drinking wine can truly be appreciated only if you possess a certain amount of wine education. Knowing which wine glass is right or which bottle is appropria... Read >
Author: Ken Wilson02nd August 2007
If you are looking for fine German wine and food, consider the Rheinhessen region of southwestern Germany. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local white Liebfraumilch.
R... Read >
30th July 2007
If you feel like some fine German wine and food, take a look at the Franconia region of southeastern Germany. You might even find a bargain, and I know that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local Riesling.
F... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss25th July 2007
If you are in the mood for fine German wine and food, why not consider the Rheinhessen region of southwestern Germany. You may even find a bargain, and I do believe that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local re... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss20th July 2007
If you are feeling in the mood for fine German wine and food, you should really consider the Mosel region of central western Germany on the border of Luxembourg. Who knows, you may even find a bargain, and I am sure that you'll enjoy yourself on this fact... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss13th July 2007
If you are in the mood for fine German wine and food, why not consider the Pfalz region of southwestern Germany. Who knows, you may find a bargain, and I really think that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss02nd July 2007
If you are in the market for fine German wine and food, you should consider the Baden region of southeastern Germany. You may find a bargain, and I know that you will enjoy yourself fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local Pi... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss18th June 2007
Oregon is a large state on the Northern Pacific coast with over 3.5 million people. It is a heavily farm oriented state, with lots of outdoors tourism and also some major cities. The largest city is Portland, with a metropolitan area population of ... Read >
16th June 2007
If you are looking for fine German wine and food, consider the Franconia region of southeastern Germany. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local Silvaner white wine.
The... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss30th May 2007
Perhaps you are aware that German wine classifications can be quite complicated. A given wine's classification is largely based on its sugar content. We are not going to retell the wine classification story here. Suffice it to say that the lowest level Ge... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss25th May 2007
If you are looking for fine German wine and food, consider the southwestern region of Pfalz. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local Riesling.
The Pfalz region is just ... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss21st May 2007
If you are looking for fine German wine and food, consider the Rheingau region of central Germany. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local Pinot Noir.
The Rheingau regio... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss21st May 2007
If you are looking for fine German wine and food, consider the Rheingau region of central Germany. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local Riesling.
The Rheingau region ... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss26th March 2007
Once a natural border or barrier between the Christian and Moorish regions of Spain, Jerez de la Frontera is situated in the heart of Cadiz, Spain and derives its name from the English word Sherry- “Jerez” the sweet wine which comes from the surroundi... Read >
Author: Trip Oragnizer17th February 2007
This article will launch our new series, I Love French Wine and Food. You may be aware that we have written over two dozen articles in our first series, I Love Italian Wine and Food. This series will continue this labor of love, but for French wine and fo... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss25th January 2007
It was once said by a French poet by the name of Joseph Berchoux, “A poem never was worth a dinner.” The French, ever so after the Nepolianic era, caught on to the euro-wave of fads and became the world center for food, housing restaurant after restau... Read >
Author: Gloria May18th January 2007
While Northern California is often sited as the wine region of California, the southern part of the state has much to crow about. Regardless, you have a chance to explore the hidden winery gems.
Exploring Wineries in Southern California
Most peopl... Read >
Author: Xavier Moldini17th January 2007
Wine tours have long been popular in the realm of unique vacations; but for anyone who'd like to take the novelty of such a getaway to a whole new level, Canada's Niagara region - and its famous Icewineries - await.
One of the most intriguing aspect... Read >
Author: martymac20th November 2006
One of the most interesting findings of the researchers regarding the qualities of red wine is the benefits of resveratrol, a compound found largely in the skins of red grapes. It came to scientific attention only four years ago, however, as a possible ex... Read >
Author: Alison White18th November 2006
You should visit Temecula, California, if you want to go on a wine-tasting tour, ride a famous Temecula hot air balloon, and partake in other exciting activities. Temecula, California is a city which has a lot of appeal, according to the 90,000 residents ... Read >
Author: Morgan Hamilton17th November 2006
Latium is located in the central western part of Italy on the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea. It includes the Apennines mountains, fertile foothills and valleys. There are four groups of ancient volcanoes, each with crater lakes. This area was once the cente... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss17th November 2006
The Hunter Valley in New South Wales is a renowned Australian grape growing region and is home to some of the best known wineries in the country. Only a short 2 hour drive north of Sydney, the Hunter Valley is an excellent day tour destination for visitor... Read >
Author: Miguel Scaccialupo16th November 2006
Shopping in Las Palmas is, nowadays, an activity that attracts locals as well as tourists. Las Palmas is the capital of the eastern Canary Islands, with about 400.000 inhabitants. This gives you enormous shopping possibilities. To tackle all the great sho... Read >
Author: Anders Johnson16th November 2006
Let's start with a few statistics. Italy constantly fights with France for the title of the world's biggest wine producer. Italy ranks number 3 in per capita wine consumption. As in many other European countries, Italians are drinking less wine, but bett... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss10th November 2006
If you are looking for fine Italian wine and food, consider the Friuli-Venezia Giuli region of northern Italy. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you’ll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour.
Friuli-Venezia Giuli is a mountainous area... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss08th November 2006
If you are looking for fine Italian wine and food, consider the Tuscany region of central Italy. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you’ll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour.
Tuscany is located on the central western part of Italy ... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss26th October 2006
Wine making and wine tasting has long been a favorite American pastime, particularly in western states such as California - a subject humorously portrayed in the hit 2004 film, Sideways.
Yet, this pursuit seems to have traveled across the United State... Read >
Author: Jack Mack24th October 2006
If you are looking for fine Italian wine and food, consider the Lombardy region of northern Italy. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you’ll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour.
Mountainous Lombardy is located in the north central z... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss03rd October 2006
Umbria lies smack dab in the middle of Italy. The countryside is unspoiled and dotted with medieval churches. Its fairly gentle terrain is composed of hills, valleys, and small mountains. Umbria is the only region of Italy with neither a seacoast nor a fo... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss27th September 2006
Emilia-Romagna stretches from the Ligurian border in northeastern Italy to the Adriatic Sea. As the name indicates, historically it was composed of two regions, Emilia and Romagna. It may be the only region of Italy named for a road, one constructed by th... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss18th September 2006
When you're in the mood for sunshine and a break from dull routine, there's something about California that promises relief and release. The Golden State excels at creating an atmosphere of playfulness and its lush forests and coastal scenery have been kn... Read >
Author: Caitlin Moore01st September 2006
Worldwide, overproduction has long been one of the greatest challenges to the wine industry.
In the last three years Spain, France and Italy's wine production has increased by over 24 million hectolitres. According to figures from the International Wi... Read >
Author: Alison White26th May 2006
Cabernet Sauvignon is a very popular type of red grape. It is widely used for wine production around the world. It shares the top position with Chardonnay which is a green skinned grape species. Cabernet Sauvignon is widely cultivated in almost every wine... Read >
Author: abhijit dey25th September 2005
When you imagine cigars being smoked does the image of seasoned, robust, and wealthy foreign men sitting around with brandy swishing in their snifters come to mind? That is probably not an uncommon image, but it is not accurate for this modern age of ciga... Read >
Author: Jeff Lakie
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