- Screwcaps For Wine – Is It Bye-Bye To The Romance? by David - The Wine Gift Guy
Maybe you’ve noticed screwcaps on more of the higher priced wines lately. The trend is continuing to grow and so is the debate of whether a screwcap or cork is better for wine. The industry has basically "agreed to disagree" as to whether wine bottled with a screwcap or a cork tastes better, ages better and has less of a tendency to spoil.
697 words 2006-07-23 - An Introduction to Wine by Jason Ditto
What is wine? Wine has been made for centuries from just a two simple ingredients: yeast and grape juice. Actually, just about any fruit juice can be used, but by far the majority of all wine is made from the juice of the grape.
669 words 2006-07-23 - Sit Back, Relax And Enjoy A Beer – It's Good For You! by News Canada
(NC)—Summer is often a time of unabashed enjoyment, when sitting on a patio soaking up the sun makes us forget our long, cold winter. But for some, summer can also be a time of watching waistlines and getting into shape.
282 words 2006-07-23 - Beer Brewing Traditional In Europe by Andrea Nichol
Beer brewing in Europe continues to be a serious traditional business. For thousands of years, Europe has been a leader in brewing this popular beverage. Many countries have perfected distinctive beers; some are like mythological ambrosia.
670 words 2006-07-21 - Wine Bottling and Syphoning by James Wilson
The ideal utensils to use for wine making and boiling ingredients & juices are those of good quality enamel. Those sold under a brand name are most reliable. The utensils must not be chipped.
438 words 2006-07-20 - How to Grow Grapes for Excellent Wine by Brian Cook
I think it quite safe to say that more has been written about the cultivation of grapes than has - or ever will be - written about any other fruit. This is not surpris¬ing, considering that the grape is probably the oldest of known fruits.
646 words 2006-07-19 - Pinot Gris Or Grigio, This Grape Makes Great Wine by Darby Higgs
One of the most popular imported wine styles in America is Pinot grigio. Nearly all of the Pinot grigio consumed in the US comes from Italy, but as we shall see this is likely to change soon.
519 words 2006-07-19 - Chilean Wine History and Style by Tynan Szvetecz
The Buddhists say that life is suffering. The capitalists say that life is a struggle. The communists say that life is a team-effort. But the Chileans say that life is beautiful.
836 words 2006-07-19 - The Harmony between Wine and Food by Dan Philipe
Wine is a social drink which should be enjoyed in the company of friends and . . food. The right combination between food and wine is a source of ultimate bliss for every connoisseur.
573 words 2006-07-19 - Beer Brewing Big And Creative In America by Andrea Nichol
Breweries in America are growing at an exponential rate. Beer brewing is becoming big business with a resurgence of traditional types of ales and lagers combining with more exotic offerings.
741 words 2006-07-18 - What Wine Really Is (Just In Case You Thought You Knew) by Neil Best
Although millions of people across the globe enjoy wine, very few of them know exactly what it is about a particular wine that they enjoy. By understanding each of the different components of wine, you can quickly establish the parts you prefer, and therefore choose your next bottle with more confidence.
517 words 2006-07-18 - Some Stuff About Cheese by Jerry Powell
Setting out to find a new cheese to add to your life is a great way to spend a weekend afternoon. There are some great spots in just about every city to explore new tastes. Once you find your new cheese, having it loose its flavor or dry out before you can share it with others is a sad moment.
559 words 2006-07-17 - The History of Wine Country in the Sierra Foothills and the Delta by Benjamin Bicais
It is impossible to study the history of wine country in the Sierra Foothills and the Delta without knowledge of the broader economic forces that have shaped the region since the mid-nineteenth century.
1472 words 2006-07-17 - Australia is more than Jacobs Creek by Darby Higgs
The Jacobs Creek Brand of wines have taken the world by storm. And so they should. They are excellent Australian wines which are consistently good. They have clearly won the battle for everyday wines at their particular price range.
342 words 2006-07-17 - Wine Tasting for the Average Joe by Jason Connors
Going to a wine tasting can be a very fun and enjoyable experience. However, many people do not attend for fear of not knowing exactly how to act or what to do. There no great mystery to wine tastings, just a few things you should remember.
830 words 2006-07-16 - Using Bargain Wines to Your Advantage by Neil Best
Using bargain wines is often preferable for occasions when it would be unwise to to invest a large amount of money in expensive wine. Do you really want to use top-notch red wine for making sangria or for serving up at parties, when friends have already had enough to drink?
406 words 2006-07-16 - French Wine by Jeff Anderson
Since the Roman times, France has made its wines, producing it from freshly cut grapes. The Romans are the first to disseminate the arts of winemaking. Wine is generally produced from freshly picked grapes; however, today's wines also are made from watermelon, apricots, peaches and other fruits.
250 words 2006-07-16 - Get To Grips With Your Wines by Hannah Terry
Tips on giving a bottle of wine. When we're going somewhere it's easy to grab a bottle of wine off the shelf, but wouldn't it be nicer to be able to give the matter some thought and have a label specially designed for the special occasion, whether it's a birthday, wedding, or just a 'thank you'?
546 words 2006-07-15 - Beer Through the Years by J Square Humboldt
No one really knows exactly how the first beer came into being . .. Suffice it to say that, around 10,000 years ago, somebody let a primordial barley and hop concoction stand long enough for it to ferment.
779 words 2006-07-13 - Cheese -- Explore a new Taste by Jerry Powell
Setting out to find a new cheese to add to your life is a great way to spend a weekend afternoon. There are some great spots in just about every city to explore new tastes. Once you find your new cheese, having it loose its flavor or dry out before you can share it with others is a sad moment.
559 words 2006-07-13 - History of the Mendocino County Wine Industry by Benjamin Bicais
The history of wine production in Mendocino dates back to the mid 19th century. The first Europeans to settle in the region were Russian hunters and trappers. They made their living selling seal and otter pelts.
438 words 2006-07-13 - Australian Wines by Chris Burd
Australia’s wine industry has boomed in the past ten years. Employers have had to triple their staff numbers to cope with the demand for Aussie wine. Considering the lower average national population of Australia, compared to say the United States or even South Africa, 30,000 (2001) workers is pretty high.
306 words 2006-07-13 - Argentina Wines Are Closing In On #1 by Sharon Tolisano
Argentina is the fifth largest producer of wines in the world, but apparently this South American country is gearing up for a first place finish! With more than 1,000 new wine companies opened for business in 2005, exports and profits rose more than one third from the previous year.
236 words 2006-07-12 - How to Begin Wine Collecting by Dakota Caudilla
Some people collect wine for money…and some people collect wine because they have a passion for wine. Irregardless of whether you’re collecting wine for profit or for pleasure, collecting wine requires some investment.
501 words 2006-07-12 - Wine Tasting: Four Easy Steps to Hosting a Great Wine Tasting Party by Marcia Parks
Thomas Jefferson said, “Good wine is a necessity of life for me”. No wonder he was one of our founding fathers! More and more people are drinking wine these days and why not? It’s readily acknowledged by the medical community that drinking red wine in moderation has a myriad of health benefits including lowering your risk of contracting heart disease, breast cancer, prostate cancer and cataracts.
966 words 2006-07-12 - Wine Tasting -- The Traditional way by Jerry Powell
Wine tasting is properly known as 'Wine Degustation'. It is the art of being able to note the various differences between difference types of wine, and even the various differences between the vintages of the same type of wine.
1001 words 2006-07-12 - Champagne Wine by Steve Austin
Champagne is without question the finest sparkling wine made in the world. Champagne is the name of the wine region located about 90 miles northeast of Paris. Champagne can contain up to three different grapes:
54 words 2006-07-12 - How to Host a Wine Party by Stuart Glasure
Looking to have some fun with friends while sharing some wine? You should consider hosting a wine tasting party. It's a really neat way to share your wine favorites and to be introduced to a variety of new and interesting wines.
662 words 2006-07-12 - Choosing a Wine Gift Basket by Peter
During the holiday season, most of us are in a frantic search for presents for loved ones and friends. Next time, instead of the usual hassle of selecting a gift which will suit him or her, try sending a wine gift basket instead.
342 words 2006-07-12 - Party Food & Fun: Vodka Blends Arctic Cool With Tropical Lime by News Canada
(NC)-Take a look at the vodka labeling next time you shop. The familiar "red dot" vodka in that ice-sculptured bottle has a new, and almost identical mate. This time, however, the same icy-white vodka has added a touch of lime - on both the outside, and inside the bottle.
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