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23rd September 2009
Uncork Wine Like a Pro
“Pop!” What a satisfying sound as the cork is pulled from a bottle of wine. The bouquet that follows reminds you that very soon, you’ll be enjoying a glass of merlot, cabernet sauvignon, or chardonnay with your friends or... Read >
Author: Jessica Altieri22nd September 2009
There is much to see relating to the moai, starting with the quarry where they were all extracted and carved at Rano Raraku. Here is clear evidence of the tools used to carve the heads - simple stone chisels – and also a vast number of moai that never l... Read >
Author: Milly22nd September 2009
Creating the perfect mix between wine and food can be a challenge if you are not entirely sure what you are doing. With such an array of wine and food available there are always many options to consider. When planning a dinner, choose combinations that ar... Read >
Author: sunny1217th September 2009
ARA) - Football and beer go together like baseball and hotdogs, but what about football and wine? Traditionally, wine has been benched on Sundays. But if you prefer to serve your guests something a step up from a can of suds, a nice glass of Cabernet Sa... Read >
Author: Naveen Kumar16th September 2009
Individuals who are interested in wine and want to learn more about wine-making and wine-culture should consider a trip to a boutique winery. Understanding the intricate process that goes into the creation of a wine will allow you to appreciate the wine e... Read >
Author: Jerry Wiser08th 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
Finding your favorite wines is difficult. I have been tasting and selecting value wine for my Eugene pizza restaurants, Bene Gourmet Pizza, for nearly 10 years. Understanding wine is hard at first, but pairing wine with food is even more challenging. I... Read >
Author: subbu23107th September 2009
Finding your favorite wines is difficult. I have been tasting and selecting value wine for my Eugene pizza restaurants, Bene Gourmet Pizza, for nearly 10 years. Understanding wine is hard at first, but pairing wine with food is even more challenging. I... Read >
Author: subbu23107th September 2009
Merlots have soared in popularity in the last decade. Merlot is the most widely planted grape in the Bordeaux wine region in France, and it is also quite widely planted in wine regions in the United States, particularly in California. In California, there... Read >
Author: jsolutions00826th August 2009
Malbec makes big, meaty red wines, which are full of lots of dark, spicy damson and bramble fruits. Perhaps slightly less well known than its Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon cousins, but by no means lacking in taste, Malbec displays clear characteristics of... Read >
Author: kristianphllps18th August 2009
The expert online wine merchants Best Cellars brings 20 years experience to the wine selection process, which has seen them build up one of the best selections of South African wine available online. These established and independent wine merchants are co... Read >
Author: Jumping Spider Media13th August 2009
If I was requested what interesting I read concerning France. With no doubt I would reply about its magnificent Eiffel tower, one of the most noted museums - Louvre and surely about its thousand mile grounds of grapes for fabricating wine.The history of ... Read >
Author: Terrance Coffey10th August 2009
In current economic down time, life has become difficult. The celebrations and festives give us much needed respite from day to day quest to stay afloat. We cannot think of celebrations without wine; wine as most indispensable part of celebrations lets ... Read >
Author: Tony10th August 2009
When you think of a bottle of red wine you often think of Christmas or wintertime. Great with cooked meats and comfort food it is often not seen as a wine for the summer.
However when you think about the places that produce red wines they are mainly p... Read >
Author: kristianphllps04th August 2009
Stocks vary widely in their resistance to attack and there is a numerical scale due to Ravaz in which 0 corresponds to zero resistance and 20 represents absolute immunity. To create a graduated scale for such an immeasurable quality is perhaps rather whim... Read >
Author: Allison Ryan03rd August 2009
Boutique wineries are completely focused on quality as opposed to quantity. Smaller production facilities and small-scale output allow boutique wineries to monitor and control various minute aspects of wine making that larger wineries simply cannot. The e... Read >
Author: Jerry Wiser03rd August 2009
The principal town of New Zealand’s Marlborough region, Blenheim is home to a population of approximately 25 000. Marked by warm salubrious climes its ideal environment for vineyards makes it the nation’s largest grape cultivating and wine making area... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye31st July 2009
If you are hankering for fine French wine and food, why don't you should consider the world famous Provence region in southeastern France? You may even find a bargain wine in this sun-drenched ideal tourist location, marred only by the excessive number of... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss30th July 2009
Petit Verdot grown in Temecula California Valley Vineyards offers unique characteristics to a Meritage blended wine.
Petit Verdot (pronounced peh-TEE vehr-DOUGH and means little green) is a red grape classically used in Bordeaux-style red grape and ... Read >
Author: RodGray09th July 2009
If you are looking for an adventurous time and great wine, Sunshine Coast holidays in Queensland Australia make the perfect experience.
The area is very diverse and growing quickly, you can find wineries and vineyards all over the Sunshine Coast and ev... Read >
Author: Roger Laganin06th July 2009
There is a great deal to know about wine besides the difference between red and white. Wine can be a very enjoyable experience as long as you pick, store and serve it correctly. The ability to pair wine with food correctly is a great skill and can really ... Read >
Author: D Beart05th 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 Wiser04th July 2009
There's no fixed answer as to what can be called the best wine. What can be classified to be the best? Although, the sheer variety of wines makes it such a dazzling drink, the question of selecting the better or designating one superior over the other cro... Read >
Author: Shawn Phillips27th 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 Williams15th June 2009
There is something both familiar and exciting about Napa, something that hits you the very moment you arrive and stays with you long after you’ve left. I guess it could be the fabulous views, partly made famous by Microsoft (yes, the green hillside phot... Read >
Author: Mark Gamble14th June 2009
It is indeed an experience to sip wine on a sunny terrace in Napa valley. Napa Valley is famous for its wineries and wines. Visiting all the vineyards and tasting the different types of wines available is in itself a pleasurable experience. The condit... Read >
Author: Shijina seo14th June 2009
It is indeed an experience to sip wine on a sunny terrace in Napa valley. Napa Valley is famous for its wineries and wines. Visiting all the vineyards and tasting the different types of wines available is in itself a pleasurable experience. The co... Read >
Author: Shijina seo12th June 2009
Understanding French wine can be daunting, especially when you start to delve deeper into the mix of regions, grape varieties, complex laws and labels that make up the country’s wine industry. To help you on your way, we’ve put together a short guide ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps11th June 2009
There are many different types of wines. For starters, wines are divided into basic groups such as red wine, white wine, rose wine, fortified wine and so on. The most basic division of wines occurs depending on whether the wine is produced from either red... Read >
Author: Jerry Wiser11th June 2009
Understanding French wine can be daunting, especially when you start to delve deeper into the mix of regions, grape varieties, complex laws and labels that make up the country’s wine industry. To help you on your way, we’ve put together a short guide ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps11th June 2009
Understanding French wine can be daunting, especially when you start to delve deeper into the mix of regions, grape varieties, complex laws and labels that make up the country’s wine industry. To help you on your way, we’ve put together a short guide ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps11th June 2009
Understanding French wine can be daunting, especially when you start to delve deeper into the mix of regions, grape varieties, complex laws and labels that make up the country’s wine industry. To help you on your way, we’ve put together a short guide ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps09th June 2009
Any Spanish wine tour wouldn’t be complete without mentioning Rioja. It has been the epitome of Spanish wine for generations after all. However, Rioja is not the only wine coming out of this country. Here we take a look at how other Spanish wine regions... Read >
Author: kristianphllps29th May 2009
If you are in the market for fine French wine and food, why not consider the Loire Valley region of central France? You may find a bargain, and I hope that you?ll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour where we review a red Bourgueil wine based ... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss15th May 2009
With its fruit flavours, lashings of oak and heavy tannins, Cabernet Sauvignon is a very full-bodied wine and makes a great accompaniment for food. Cabernet Sauvignon is one of the most widely planted and popular grapes that you will come across. Read on ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps13th May 2009
Merlot is a very well known grape in the wine world and this is largely due to its role as a key blending buddy in wines from Bordeaux in France. However, the reputation that it has gained for producing some of the most prestigious and expensive wines on ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps12th May 2009
While grapes have been grown and wineries being fruitful since the early ‘70’s in Temecula CA, much has changed of late. The Valley itself is favored with an ideal climate for producing high quality wine grapes: hot, sunny days; cool evenings; long g... Read >
Author: RodGray11th May 2009
There is nothing better than finishing work and going for a drink with friends. Wine is a great drink to enjoy with friends, as you can get a bottle and share the experience. But of course wine, unlike most other alcoholic drinks, is also great for enjoyi... 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: 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: kristianphllps05th May 2009
If you are in the market for fine French wine and food, why don't you consider the up and coming wine region of southwestern France? You may even find a bargain. I hope that you'll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a loca... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss01st May 2009
What type of wine goes well with a big, red juicy steak? We all know that red wine is usually considered the best candidate. In looking to choose the best red for your next meal, visiting a wine tasting will certainly help you narrow down your choices. In... Read >
Author: chrislaw10827th April 2009
Wine is a drink that has long been likened to the nectar of the gods. Wines have a range of subtlety and character that simply does not exists in other alcoholic beverages. As such, wines have always been regarded as one of the pinnacles of human achievem... Read >
Author: Jerry Wiser26th April 2009
When a memorable wine and cheese pairing, the only thing you have to know is: If it tastes yummy, do it! I’m sure you’ve heard all the best known chefs sharing about what cheese works with your choice of wine; however, when you make your decision,... Read >
Author: RodGray15th April 2009
New Zealand has got an enormous amount to offer on the wine front. It is most well known for its Sauvignon Blanc coming out of the Marlborough region, but other regions and grapes are now becoming increasingly popular and important for New Zealand’s win... Read >
Author: kristianphllps15th April 2009
When designing a tasty cheese and wine pairing, the primary thing you have to know is: If it tastes yummy, do it! I am sure you have heard all the best known chefs explaining about what wine works with a cheese; however, when you make your selection, it... Read >
Author: RodGray10th April 2009
When it comes to wine, Italy is well known for its Chianti and Pinot Grigio. However Italian wine isn’t just about these two famous gems. The country offers a huge variety of diverse and unusual wines, while boasting some of the oldest wine growing re... Read >
Author: kristianphllps10th April 2009
If you think of Spain, bullfights, paella and flamenco probably spring to mind. Rioja may also feature well up your list and rightly so, as it contributes to a vast proportion of Spain’s wine exports and is almost certainly one of, if not, the most wel... Read >
Author: kristianphllps09th April 2009
If you think of Spain, bullfights, paella and flamenco probably spring to mind. Rioja may also feature well up your list and rightly so, as it contributes to a vast proportion of Spain’s wine exports and is almost certainly one of, if not, the most wel... Read >
Author: kristianphllps09th April 2009
When it comes to wine, Italy is well known for its Chianti and Pinot Grigio. However Italian wine isn’t just about these two famous gems. The country offers a huge variety of diverse and unusual wines, while boasting some of the oldest wine growing re... Read >
Author: kristianphllps09th April 2009
If you think of Spain, bullfights, paella and flamenco probably spring to mind. Rioja may also feature well up your list and rightly so, as it contributes to a vast proportion of Spain’s wine exports and is almost certainly one of, if not, the most wel... Read >
Author: kristianphllps09th April 2009
When it comes to wine, Italy is well known for its Chianti and Pinot Grigio. However Italian wine isn’t just about these two famous gems. The country offers a huge variety of diverse and unusual wines, while boasting some of the oldest wine growing re... Read >
Author: kristianphllps09th April 2009
If you think of Spain, bullfights, paella and flamenco probably spring to mind. Rioja may also feature well up your list and rightly so, as it contributes to a vast proportion of Spain’s wine exports and is almost certainly one of, if not, the most wel... Read >
Author: kristianphllps09th April 2009
The Vikings were the first to notice the USA's potential as a wine-producing nation and since then things have developed and changed. The USA is now making wine from Hawaii to Texas, but most of the decent stuff comes from California and in particular the... Read >
Author: kristianphllps01st April 2009
If you're an artist or crafter, then no doubt your special projects make perfect presents for your loved ones. Nothing shows how much you care more than sharing something close to your heart. Whether you paint, knit, do woodwork or love doing a variety of... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON23rd March 2009
Vintners often submit their wines to judging in competitions held in Australia and around the world. Judges consider the various qualities of the types of wines when making their decisions. They consider the appearance, aroma, flavour and body of the w... Read >
Author: Phillip Wainwright13th 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
In the last 20 years, Australia has really made its mark in the wine world. The country produces a variety of wines from a number of wine growing regions and has revolutionised winemaking processes, making it a real force to be reckoned with in the wine-g... 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
Merlot is a great player in the wine world, having two very different roles. Not only does it make a great blending partner but it is also a pretty good grape when used on its own, producing some deliciously subtle and easy drinking red wines.
Merlot ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps09th March 2009
Wine guide tips that will see you impress your date and help you on your way as a savvy wine connoisseur.
If you have been dating someone for a while and your not at the "boyfriend/girlfriend" stage a glass or two of wine will no doubt be on the ag... Read >
Author: Matt26th February 2009
The wineries of Amador County offer a relaxing day of wine tasting in a rural foothill setting. The wineries are about forty-five minutes southeast of Sacramento located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Northern California. There are ov... Read >
Author: Rick Keel19th February 2009
In today’s world each region is influenced with vast multi-ethnic diversity. The food that we consume is just as complex producing a definite acquired taste.
Wine is no exception.
Making wine is truly an art. “Scientific” approach and procedur... Read >
Author: ginfogten19th February 2009
In today’s world each region is influenced with vast multi-ethnic diversity. The food that we consume is just as complex producing a definite acquired taste.
Wine is no exception.
Making wine is truly an art. “Scientific” approach and procedur... Read >
Author: ginfogten18th February 2009
In today’s world each region is influenced with vast multi-ethnic diversity. The food that we consume is just as complex producing a definite acquired taste.
Wine is no exception.
Making wine is truly an art. “Scientific” approach and procedur... Read >
Author: ginfogten18th February 2009
In today’s world each region is influenced with vast multi-ethnic diversity. The food that we consume is just as complex producing a definite acquired taste.
Wine is no exception.
Making wine is truly an art. “Scientific” approach and procedur... Read >
Author: ginfogten18th February 2009
When most people think of Santiago vacations they don't think of combining it with other attractions in that part of the world. In fact, Santiago is just a short flight away from the magnificent Rapa Nui, known to most of us as Easter Island, with its da... Read >
Author: Margaret13th February 2009
In today’s world each region is influenced with vast multi-ethnic diversity. The food that we consume is just as complex producing a definite acquired taste.
Wine is no exception.
Making wine is truly an art. “Scientific” approach and procedur... Read >
Author: balwinder kaur03rd February 2009
Enjoying a good wine these days can be a daunting challenge. There are some terrific wine inventories popping up in our local grocery stores across the country. The more these wine inventories amass at some of the super shopping centers, the larger number... Read >
Author: Howard G. Platt 11116th January 2009
I've been on Must Love Wine.Com -It is a wine community and social network for wine lovers to chat (on wine forum section)and share knowledge about their favorite wines. It will also bring together an eclectic foray of wine lovers and enthusiasts. And I t... Read >
Author: core828409th January 2009
Ontario’s Wine region is blessed with a ‘cool climate’ that means that at the time of harvest grapes have more concentrated flavors and balanced acidity levels. Further, the “lake effect” caused by lakes Erie and Ontario protects the precious vi... Read >
Author: hillebrand09th 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: kristianphllps09th January 2009
Argentinean wines offer fantastic value, with some great tasting wines at the £5-£10 mark. Combine that with some unusual grapes and you’ll soon see why Argentina is becoming a very interesting and key player in the wine world.
Expressing the Best... 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 Foley08th January 2009
When it comes to buying red wine there are so many different types on offer. In this article I am going to try and describe one of the more popular types of red wine available. Merlot is a wine that you see on the supermarket shelf, on a restaurant wine l... Read >
Author: kristianphllps31st December 2008
Ontario’s Wine region is blessed with a ‘cool climate’ that means that at the time of harvest grapes have more concentrated flavors and balanced acidity levels. Further, the “lake effect” caused by lakes Erie and Ontario protects the precious vi... Read >
Author: hillebrand14th December 2008
Wines as we know them are generally distinguished as either red or white wine. However, this distinction is much too simplified considering the various types of wine depending on the grapes they were made of and the location of the vineyard where they wer... Read >
Author: Jerry Shannon14th December 2008
Did you know that that there are as many varieties of wine as there are grapes? When you see a wine brand, take time to study the wine's name if only to have more information on the specific area where the grapes from which the wine was made, were cultiva... Read >
Author: Jerry Shannon04th December 2008
Despite being second to Italy as the producer of wine and second to Spain in terms of vineyard surface area to many people wine is synonymous with French wine. France has over 2 million acres of vineyards and produces 7 to 8 billion bottles of wine each y... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson04th December 2008
This is the time of year when people are looking to stock up on wines for the festive season, but with a bewildering array of wines to choose from on the supermarket shelves and in independent stores, what should we be buying? There are also lots of speci... Read >
Author: kristianphllps03rd December 2008
The valley takes the route channelled by the Yarra River, covering a vast area. There's plenty to see and do in the region. However, don’t be daunted by the task of exploring the whole area if you're short on time, our guide will give you the best thing... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley03rd December 2008
Ontario’s Wine region is blessed with a ‘cool climate’ that means that at the time of harvest grapes have more concentrated flavors and balanced acidity levels. Further, the “lake effect” caused by lakes Erie and Ontario protects the precious v... Read >
Author: hillebrand03rd December 2008
Wine never fails to make any occasion special. Whether it be a large wedding banquet or a simple dinner for two, the celebratory ambience is never complete without using the corkscrew to unveil the luscious liquid.
Unfortunately, the high esteem for w... Read >
Author: Jerry Shannon02nd 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: dtymon01st December 2008
Buying wine as a present has never been easier. Many wine merchants offer an online service and you can have your bottle (or bottles) of wine delivered in a silk-lined wooden box to friends, family or colleagues. Some even do personalised bottle labels. Y... Read >
Author: kristianphllps01st December 2008
It is a pleasure to the palate and it teases the senses when you combine fine dining with a glass of good wine. White wine is excellent when you are dining on fish or chicken, while red wine goes perfectly with red meat dishes.
You might be confused ... Read >
Author: Jerry Shannon30th November 2008
In the US, Thanksgiving is discerned in commemoration of the deliverance of English settlers who endured the brutal winter when they moved to Plymouth, Massachusetts. Thanksgiving is a family activity for most American families. Celebrating on the fourth ... Read >
Author: Remy30th October 2008
In the US, Thanksgiving is observed in celebration of the deliverance of English settlers who survived the brutal winter when they moved to Plymouth, Massachusetts. Thanksgiving is a family affair for most American families. Celebrated on the fourth Thurs... Read >
Author: Remy15th 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: kristianphllps13th October 2008
Malbec is a grape that is famous for being a Bordeaux varietal. The wine is created from is a classic French grape vine that produces a bloody red beverage that in terms of taste is described as a cross between Merlot and a Cabernet Sauvignon. It’s ver... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin19th September 2008
If you like red wine but don’t know much about it, you’ve come to the right place. In this article we look at some handy tips for buying and serving red wine.
Work up through the sizes
If you are going to be serving more than one glass (or bott... Read >
Author: kristianphllps15th September 2008
Wine and cheese parties, which were popular in the 70s, are gaining back their popularity in recent times. The ability of the two to bring out each other's best is simply indescribable. Another good thing about cheese and wine parties is that they're appr... Read >
Author: Jamey Sackville09th September 2008
There are a number of things to consider when buying wine. Keep these reminders in mind to truly have an enjoyable time drinking them:
Consider your personal preference for wine, whether dry, medium, or sweet. Your taste may not be the same as that of ... Read >
Author: Cryxellis2305th September 2008
Rosé has enjoyed a major revival in recent years and currently is a very popular wine choice. Light and fruity, Rosé wine looks good and is easy to drink. Follow our simple tips below to make sure you get the most from it.
Summer Drinking = Rosé
... Read >
Author: kristianphllps05th September 2008
Wines are of many types. Red wine is a type of wine which is extracted from red, dark purple or blue colored grapes. This wine is red in color. Red wine is produced by fermenting grape juice. The red color of the wine is due to the tannins present in the ... Read >
Author: Christopher02nd September 2008
People enjoy drinking wine because it's meal partner, and has healthy effects on the body.
In South Africa you must try Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinotage, Shiraz, Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, Colombard, Muscat, Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc.
Always ... Read >
Author: Gerald Crawford South Africa28th August 2008
Not everyone can bathe in milk, honey, and wine on a daily basis. And even if you can, you will still need clear water to wash off the residue. Just imagine going around in summer with honey sticking to your skin, attracting flies, gnats and other pesky... Read >
Author: rjshop17th August 2008
Sbiten, the traditional beverage for wintertime in Russia, is a drink with a long, colorful history. Research shows that sbiten has been around since the fourteenth century. Traditionally, Sbiten was served from oft-heated copper samovars by the sbitenshc... Read >
Author: Sudhir Moudgil15th August 2008
Online Wine Buyers Guide
Wine has become one of the most popular beverage that forms a significant part of multi cuisines. Whether it is a business meeting or a special event to rejoice, a social party or a religious congregation, you will surly find a ... Read >
Author: frau14th August 2008
Like Australian people, the array of Australian wines is quite fascinating. All wines, sparkling or otherwise, red, rose or white are unique to the region where it is made, and the winemaker who crafts the wine. Australian wine has come a long way from wh... Read >
Author: Christopher29th 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 SELVON05th July 2008
For many people the pairing of wine and chocolate for a gift basket is a daunting task, and one they avoid if they can. But if you remember just a couple of simple rules, you can put together a wine and chocolate gift basket that will produce the purest ... Read >
Author: Roland Parris Jefferson III13th June 2008
Ancient Peaks Winery specializes in family-grown wines that offer a singular taste of Paso Robles on California’s Central Coast. Ancient Peaks Winery was established in 2005, and the first wines were released in the summer of 2007.
Ancient Peaks Cali... Read >
Author: Ancient Peaks09th June 2008
One of the most prestigious worldwide competitions to rate Chilean wines, the fifth Wines of Chile awards took place this year in the Chilean capital of Santiago. Nine judges from the UK awarded medals to wines from many new regions, which reflect the sca... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta27th May 2008
A visit to Bago Vineyards in New South Wales, Australia is a journey into a dimension of peace. The beautiful vineyards are as pleasing to the eye as their final product is to the palate.
Bago is situated in the Hastings River Basin area, which is know... Read >
Author: Gloria Dekker20th May 2008
To the purist, wine is an alcoholic drink made from the fermentation of grapes. Grapes have a property of fermentation without the addition of any enzymes, sugars, acids or other elements. Wine is produced after the fermentation of crushed grapes using di... Read >
Author: winelines@gmail.com15th May 2008
Hunter Valley wines are acclaimed around the world. The Hunter region is divided into the Upper and Lower Hunter by the Hunter River. A registered wine sub-region known as Broke Fordwich exists in the Lower Hunter region. Some of the most famous types of ... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson11th May 2008
What wine goes with what? One of the most common concerns of people is determining the wine that perfectly goes with a specific cuisine. Well I got news for you: trust you’re extinct about your selection. You can never ruin a good meal if you choose a w... Read >
Author: rae phillips27th April 2008
Wines may be classified by their primary impression on the drinker's palate. They are made up of chemical compounds which are similar or identical to those in fruits, vegetables, and spices. The sweetness of wine is determined by the amount of residual su... Read >
Author: Joseph H. 25th 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 Rungta04th April 2008
Most people have a general idea how many calories they consume when it comes to solid foods, although it is quite common to forget that when we drink, we are still consuming calories. Alcohol drinkers, especially wine drinkers, may be surprised at the cal... Read >
Author: D Beart02nd April 2008
Claret is a term that is used almost exclusively in the United Kingdom. Coined from the Bordeaux Claret or Clairet which was the most common style of wine exported from the region until the eighteenth century, it has stuck around and become part of the En... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta28th March 2008
Football and beer go together like baseball and hotdogs, but what about football and wine? Traditionally, wine has been benched on Sundays. But if you prefer to serve your guests something a step up from a can of suds, a nice glass of Cabernet Sauvignon o... Read >
Author: Navneetkaur06th February 2008
For Some Of The Best Wine Buys This Spring – Head To Italy!
Italian wine can be baffling! Most people have heard of Chianti. Lots of you probably enjoy a glass of Pinot Grigio or two, maybe the odd Frascati or Soave every now and then. But when you f... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta07th November 2007
Imagine this—you are seated at an upscale restaurant with one of your best clients and then handed a wine list thicker than a college textbook. You want to pick out the “perfect” wine to impress your client but everything looks like it is written i... Read >
Author: Laurie Forster22nd October 2007
This is the fertile ground is where the French first made wine in South Africa 300 years ago.Today, that noble tradition is carried forward by the members of the Vignerons de Franschhoek. Franschhoek has 42 wine farms, including some of South Africa's mos... Read >
Author: Gerald Crawford South Africa31st 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 Saunders14th August 2007
If you are craving for fine French wine and food, you should really consider the Languedoc-Roussillon region of south central France. You may even find a bargain, and I am sure that you'll enjoy yourself on our fact-filled wine education tour in which we ... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss02nd July 2007
Located in the south west of France around the city of Bordeaux, the Bordeaux wine region lies close to the Atlantic ocean and the region covers more than 10,000 square kilometers and supports approximately 284,000 acres of vineyards. Today Bordeaux is ho... Read >
Author: Donald Saunders05th June 2007
There are people who love the experience of being able to taste a wine before they decide whether they want to buy that wine. For these people going to a winery and being able participate in wine tasting is the only way to see if a wine will taste good en... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu04th June 2007
We know that wine is grown in different countries that have the right climate for the wine grapes. While the most well known places for wines is found in France and in Napa Valley there are many new countries that are expanding into the wine market. Among... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu04th June 2007
There are many people who love to drink a variety of wines. While there are many choices that can be made the most popular wine seems to be wine red in color. These red colored wines are delicious when they are chosen with an eye to color and taste. You w... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu04th June 2007
The art of drinking wine is one that many people appreciate. For these people having a good quality wine means that it can be drunk at the right temperature. This means that the wine should not be too warm where the sophisticated flavor will be lost. One ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu04th June 2007
There might have been times when you’ve had choose your wine, but have you ever had cheese tasting wine? Have you ever really tasted the unique flavors of the wine that are brought about as a result of having cheese with the wine?
If you’ve never ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu30th April 2007
Mother's Day is coming up very soon, and you know it. You have been puzzling for several weeks about what you could possibly give your mother, the woman who has everything. This is a dilemma that faces many devoted children when it comes to this holida... Read >
Author: Anne Harvester11th January 2007
A Taste of Australian Wine'Cabernet Sauvignon 'by Gavin TrottCabernet Sauvignon is one of the world's finest red wine grapes.From Bordeaux to California and increasingly in Italy and evenChile, Cabernet makes great red wines. Australia is no exceptionmaki... Read >
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30th November 2006
What to do When Ordering a Bottle of Wine at a Restaurant
Have you ever sat down at a restaurant and looked at other diners who had a look of puzzlement on their faces? More than likely they are trying to figure out what wine to order with the meal. Kn... Read >
Author: Michael Kranitz28th November 2006
Tannat red wine produces wine tasting notes of red fruits and spices with an intense cherry red color and purplish tint.
Why the Uruguayan Tannat is different to the French Tannat wine?
The wine making process in Uruguay, South America changed when th... Read >
Author: Gerardo Naon17th 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 Scaccialupo02nd October 2006
Wine lovers tend to take sides when proclaiming the best vintages. Here is a quick guide to the reds, which often are picked as the best.
A Quick Guide to Red Wines
Ask a wine aficionado what type of wine they like and they almost always will pick ... Read >
Author: Xavier Moldini23rd September 2006
Get ready for higher priced higher quality boutique type wines from the California wine producing regions.
No region of the world has impacted the world of wine in the past half century than California.
... Read >
Author: Amy Goodmann07th July 2006
Chardonnay is a thousand year old small village in Mconnais in the southern portion of France's burgundy region. The famous wine Chardonnay most likely originated here and was then spread throughout France by the monks. The earliest recorded reference t... Read >
Author: Alison White20th May 2006
California Wine country gift baskets enable you to express your feelings, messages in style and lively. Wine has been a very essential item in every occasion. By presenting a nice wine gift basket, one can show his heart feelings and warmth to the recipie... Read >
Author: abhijit dey20th April 2006
Most people love to throw dinner parties for their friends and family. But,
they may avoid serving wine because they do not know exactly what to serve. Do
you serve red or white with fish? Will Merlot be okay if you are serving a
Mexican dish? Do no... Read >
Author: Jason Connors14th February 2006
Copyright 2006 Mirko Davidovic
In today's world each region is influenced with vast multi-ethnic diversity. The food that we consume is just as complex producing a definite acquired taste.
Wine is no exception.
Making wine is truly an art. "Scie... Read >
Author: Mirko Davidovic10th November 2005
Sbiten, the traditional beverage for wintertime in Russia, is a drink with a long, colorful history. Research shows that sbiten has been around since the fourteenth century. Traditionally, Sbiten was served from oft-heated copper samovars by the sbitens... Read >
Author: Alden Smith02nd November 2005
Few wine lovers are lucky enough to possess perfect purpose built, cavernous, subterranean cellars. Many of us have imperfect storage arrangements for our wine, but it is important to understand how to protect wine from damaging conditions so that we can ... Read >
Author: david roberts14th October 2005
Creating the perfect mix between wine and food can be a challenge if you're not entirely sure what you're doing. With such an array of wine and food available there are always many options to consider. When planning a dinner, choose combinations that are ... Read >
Author: Claire Calkin
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