| 525 Views | California’s Other Cabernet By : Alan Boehmer
Cabernet Sauvignon, with apologies to Pinot Noir, is arguably the world’s most distinguished red wine grape. It’s the principal red grape of Bordeaux and the sine qua non of the extravagant new SuperTuscans. It’s what Spanish winemakers add to Tempranillo to bring it up to snuff. And in California… Cabernet is king! |
| 479 Views | An Explanation Of Different Wines By : Gregg Hall
If you are thinking of entertaining in your home, having dinner parties, or you just want to have a bit of knowledge for that next romantic dinner here are some descriptions for you of different classifications of wine and why they are named the way they are. |
| 453 Views | Join the Club: Wine Clubs By : R. A. Shore
One of the best ways to get access to great, and sometimes less accessible, wines is to join a wine club. These clubs are free to join and can result in you enjoying a greater variety of wines. Whether retailer operated, or direct through the winery, wine clubs will enhance your wine drinking pleasure. |
| 421 Views | Trefethen Family Vineyards Review By : J.Weber
There is something really special about visiting Trefethen Family Vineyards in the Oak Knoll District of the Napa Valley. This great property was originally started by a Scottish Sea Captain McIntyre in 1886. From history, great people and to the great wines, this is a great winery to visit. |
| 414 Views | Chilled Wines For Summer Dishes By : Alan Boehmer
Some suggestions for Summer occasions. |
| 369 Views | Visiting A Winery - 5 Ways to Avoid Learning Anything By : Russ Beebe
How to escape from yourself when you escape to the wine country. |
| 274 Views | A Redneck's Guide to Wine Appreciation By : Ross Lambert
The difference between Uncle Willie's homebrew and the Good Stuff |
| 271 Views | Stop Serving The Wrong Wine By : Lee Dobbins
A guide to some of the most widely available wines, their flavor and what types of meals they go best with. |
| 260 Views | How To Make Labels For Your Homemade Wine By : Brian Ankner
If you are making your own homemade wines, it only makes perfect sense to make your own homemade labels. Making your own labels is the only way for you to know the homemade wines contents, age and characteristics. Having clear and consise homemade labels will make it easier when you are looking for a specific wine for it's flavor or character without trying to remember the specifics of each batch. |
| 235 Views | The Harmony between Food and Wine By : www.wine-resource.com
The right combination between food and wine is a source of ultimate bliss for every connoisseur. Both wine and food can benefit from the right pairing. |
| 231 Views | Different Types Of Wine By : David Cowley
A discription of several different wine types |
| 229 Views | Try Something a Little Different This Valentine's Day - Vouvray By : Corina Clemence
a description of Vouvray wine perfect to share on Valentine's Day |
| 210 Views | The Cocktail, A Piece Of New Orleans History By : Jimmy Cox
The most popular alcoholic beverage in the world today is that high-powered mixture known as the cocktail. |
| 206 Views | California’s Other Cabernet - Cabernet Franc By : Alan Boehmer
Cabernet Sauvignon, with apologies to Pinot Noir, is arguably the world’s most distinguished red wine grape. It’s the principal red grape of Bordeaux and the sine qua non of the extravagant new SuperTuscans. It’s what Spanish winemakers add to Tempranillo to bring it up to snuff. And in California… Cabernet is king! |
| 203 Views | Integrated Pest Management By :
Quick Facts...
Many disease problems can be prevented or controlled without pesticides.
Always choose plants that are adapted to your local growing conditions.
Avoid bringing diseases into the garden or moving them around within your it.
Eliminate the disease-causing organism after it has become established on a plant. |
| 203 Views | Fall in Love With the Loire Valley Over a Glass of Vouvray By : Corina Clemence
A description of Vouvray in the Loire Valley and its magnificent selection of fine undervalued wines |
| 194 Views | Wine Trips: Lets You Appreciate Wine More By : faye bautista
For many people, although appreciating wine at home is a favorite pastime, it's just not enough. More and more wine lovers are visiting wineries, seeing how it is produced, and enjoying a new experience. Forbes Magazine wrote about some wineries that are off the beaten path. |
| 190 Views | Beer Making By :
Beer has been in our midst for as long as anyone can remember it is one of the most common alcohol beverage to be consumed in the world. But its worth a thought as to how beer is actually made. |
| 190 Views | Some Shocking Facts About Washington Wine By : Ross Lambert
Self-described "wine geek" Ross Lambert begins a series about the origins and present state of the Washington State wine industry. |
| 187 Views | California Pinot Noir Comes of Age; Bad News/ Good News By : Alan Boehmer
Public interest in Pinot Noir has exploded since the movie Sideways. A groundswell of interest within the wine industry anticipated the public preoccupation with this varietal at least a decade ago and California wineries have taken bold steps to raise the bar on the quality of New World Pinot Noir wines. |
| 186 Views | Perfect Partners: Food and Wine By : Laurie Forster
Which comes first – the food or the wine? Laurie Forster, The Wine Coach®, suggests the following tips to simply your wine and food pairing decisions to create the perfect match for your next meal. |
| 179 Views | The Delightful Health Benefits of Chocolate By : Stephanie Foster
Beyond just being delicious, chocolate offers a degree of health benefit when eaten in moderation. |
| 179 Views | 5 Secrets To Ordering A Great Bottle Of Wine Every Time! By : Laurie Forster
Learning about wine should be simple, without attitude and above all else, lot of fun! Here are 5 secrets to ordering a great bottle of wine every time! |
| 178 Views | I Love French Wine and Food - A Midi Syrah By : Levi Reiss
I love French wine and food so much that I am doing a series on the typical and special wines and foods of France’s eleven wine regions. This article explores the Languedoc-Roussillon region of southeastern France and reviews a red Syrah wine. Was it a bargain? I'll make specific recommendations, and won't be silent if I'm unhappy with a wine. |
| 177 Views | Wine And Food Pairings By : Saleem Rana
Do you aspire to be a wine expert? Here is the story of wine. Once you know your wine, you'll also learn how to choose the best wine for your food. |
| 174 Views | I Love German Wine and Food - A Mosel Dornfelder By : Levi Reiss
I love German wine and food so much that I am doing a series on the typical and special wines and foods of Germany's thirteen wine regions. This article records the results of tasting a red Dornfelder wine from the central western region of the Mosel River Valley both on its own and with food. Was it a bargain? |
| 173 Views | Discover What Lies Beyond The Pyramids Of Egypt By : Darlene Berkel
Most people visit Egypt to see the pyramids. There are also many other places of interest that would make an Egypt tour more complete, and these include visiting Alexandria, Memphis and Sakara, Luxor, Aswan and Abu Simbel. The more adventurous would find sailing up the Nile on a rented Falouka quite an adventure. Discover what lies beyond the Pyramids. |
| 173 Views | I Love French Wine and Food - A Midi Viognier By : Levi Reiss
I love French wine and food so much that I am doing a series on the typical and special wines and foods of France's eleven wine regions. This article explores the Languedoc-Roussillon region of south central France and reviews a white Viognier wine. Was it a bargain? I'll make specific recommendations, and won't be silent if I'm unhappy with a wine. |
| 171 Views | A Guide to Wine Tasting By : MIKE SELVON
In terms of wine tasting, there are a number of rules to consider in order to get the most out of the experience. |
| 170 Views | How to Uncork a Memorable Toast! By : Laurie Forster
Are you looking to make that memorable toast at your next big event? It’s been said that giving a great toast is a dying art. In this article, Laurie Forster, The Wine Coach®, provides helpful tips to create and deliver a memorable toast. |
| 169 Views | Wine Guide for Beginners By : Jamie Jefferson
You do not have to spend a fortune or spend hours reading labels to make good wine selections for your dinner guests. Here is a concise wine guide for beginners. |
| 167 Views | I Love French Wine and Food - A Languedoc-Roussillon Pinot Noir By : Levi Reiss
I love French wine and food so much that I am doing a series on the typical and special wines and foods of France's eleven wine regions. This article explores the Languedoc-Roussillon region of south central France and reviews a red Pinot Noir wine. Was it a bargain? I'll make specific recommendations, and won't be silent if I'm unhappy with a wine. |
| 166 Views | 7 Crucial Tools Every Successful Bartender Must Have By : Jeremy Sherk
"A man is only as good as his tools" is a phrase I'm sure you've heard before and it applies to bartending as much as anything else. |
| 162 Views | Drink to a Better Future: Drink Cabernet and Live a Longer and Healthier Life By : Randy Gilbert
More and more studies are showing that you should not stop having wine at dinner when dieting, because there are too many significant long-term health benefits and they outweigh the mere calorie intake. In fact, wine might even be considered the new health drink. |
| 162 Views | Famous Sonoma Wine Region Retains Small Town Flavor By : Cary Ordway
One of the premiere wine regions of California is the Sonoma Valley which offers wine every bit as good as nearby Napa Valley, but still retains a small-town character with more family-run wineries than huge conglomerates. |
| 162 Views | I Love German Wine and Food - A Rheinhessen Liebfraumilch By : Levi Reiss
I love German wine and food so much that I am doing a series on the typical and special wines and foods of Germany's thirteen wine regions. This article records the results of tasting a Liebfraumilch wine from the southwestern region of Rheinhessen, both on its own and with food. Was it a bargain? |
| 162 Views | To A Person Who Wants To Broaden His Knowledge Of Wine By : Alex Olson
In this article we will discuss basic knowledge about wine. We will look at the history of wine, the types of wine and why people enjoy it. After all, it is only with a strong foundation that we can build the grandest of houses. |
| 160 Views | A Lesson in the Culinary Arts: Selecting the Perfect Wine for the Meal By : Andy West
You have the perfect meal planned. Don't ruin it by serving the wrong wine. The wine that accompanies a meal needs to be carefully chosen using the principles of the culinary arts, lest its taste clash with that of the food. |
| 160 Views | How To Safely Survive Your Next Holiday Party By : Bill Wallmuller
You should be concerned about your personal safety at your holiday parties. It is common nowadays to attend more than one holiday party in the months of November and December. You and your friends should approach the holiday parties with your or their safety in mind. |
| 160 Views | Animal Products Used In Alcohols By : Colin Didcott
A brief summery of the animal derived products used in the production of some alcohols. |
| 160 Views | Get in the Spirits for Holiday Celebrations By : John Pawlett
The holidays are almost upon us, and that means 'tis the season' for parties with co-workers, dinners with families, get-togethers with close friends and quiet nights by the fireside with loved ones. |
| 160 Views | European Cruises Continue to Feature Venice and With Good Reason By : Mandy Karlik
Venice is a popular destination for tourists and with good reason. This is a unique, historical city that offers travelers the chance to discover her by getting lost! European destinations are increasingly popular for cruise lines, and Venice is always a favorite. |
| 159 Views | Winery Cellar Clubs By : Kris Koonar
There are a few similarities between Advance Tasting Clubs, Winery Mailing Lists, and Cellar Clubs, but the differences between these can be considerable. |
| 158 Views | Why Many People Stll Prefer Fine French Wines Over All Others By : Gregg Hall
France has an ideal climate for producing wine, couple that with perfect soil conditions and availability of water and you have the best location in the world for wine production. |
| 155 Views | A Guide to Cooking with Wine By : Lee Dobbins
Learn the right kinds of wines to use with each type of food. |
| 155 Views | What Are Cheese Tasting Wines By : Bowe Packer
Ever wonder what cheeses taste good with what wines? Find out and stop wondering. |
| 155 Views | Sonoma County Scenery Adds To Winery Tour By : Cary Ordway
The wineries and historic towns of Sonoma County are ideal for a backroads adventure on your next California vacation. |
| 154 Views | Understanding Dry Wines Characteristics By : Bowe Packer
With all the wines out there to choose from, how do we know which one we would like? Start by understanding the different categories and characteristics of wine. |
| 153 Views | How To Make The Perfect Wine Choice For Your Meal By : Gregg Hall
There are some rules that do need to be taken into consideration, such as red wines going with beef, and white wines going with fish, chicken, and seafood. Just make sure you choose the best wine you can afford, mainly because they are usually higher quality and provide much more variety when it comes to aroma and flavor. |
| 152 Views | Start Your New Life Together At An Exotic Honeymoon Location In the Caribbean By : Darlene Berkel
A honeymoon is the traditional post-marriage trip taken by newlyweds to celebrate their marriage and ease away the stress that can accumulate in the months before the ceremony. Most often taken in exotic, secluded and out-of-the-way locations, what better place to take a honeymoon than in the therapeutic waters and lush islands of the Caribbean? |