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mathew g asked: 1. TasteThe difference in taste between red and white wines is pretty significant. Due to the process, white wine comes out much lighter and fruity (perfect for beginners), while red wine has a much heavier and complex flavor.2. Process & ColorWhen fermented, the grapes used to make ...

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2 days ago by Paul

Wine should be served at the perfect temperature to get the best taste. Serving it at the wrong temperature can really ruin the flavors. White wine should be served slightly chilled and colder than red wine, which should be almost room temperature. Wine should not be kept in the refriderator because ...

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23 days ago by Gary Brandenberg

Welcome to the website. The 12 bottle wine cooler is the latest trend in storing wine as it should be. And with the compact sizes, it is easy to find a place in the house. Even if you don’t do a lot of entertaining, this is a good item to have or to give as a gift because it does a bottle good. It k ...

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38 days ago by Beautiful Jewelry

Temperature is an unseen factor when it comes to collecting vintage red wine, and so it is a factor that is often neglected. Unfortunately, it plays a very, very large and significant role in bringing out the best or the worst in a bottle of wine, both when it comes to storing wine and also serving ...

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50 days ago by Dr. Debs

Do you decant? In this week's Serious Grape column, my weekly contribution to the fabulous food site Serious Eats, I try to demystify the subject of decanting. Basically there are two reasons to decant: to remove the sediment from old wines and to aerate younger wines. In both cases, decanting makes ...

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50 days ago by Dr. Debs

Do you decant? In this week's Serious Grape column, my weekly contribution to the fabulous food site Serious Eats, I try to demystify the subject of decanting. Basically there are two reasons to decant: to remove the sediment from old wines and to aerate younger wines. In both cases, decanting makes ...

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70 days ago by JoAnne

Neither Franny nor I drink red wine. And I must confess, I always thought red wine was supposed to be served at rom temperature. But the next time we have dinner guests, we’ll be sure that the red wine we serve is properly chilled–thanks to an interesting post by Merci New York. In addressing brides ...

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74 days ago by Chris Adamson

Those of you who read this blog may notice that I am a bit of a wine freak. I love the stuff. The history, the naturalness, the reflection of time and place and the social aspects are all enticing aspects of the hobby. One does not have to be a wine snob to increase your [...]

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83 days ago by Alastair Bathgate

My favourite gastro-pub in the whole wide world is situated in the Yorkshire Dales near Skipdale (for Emmerdale fans that is just a few miles from Hotton). Back in the real world, Hetton village is a mere cockstride from Rylstone, famous for bra-less jam-makers. In classic gastro style it is a count ...

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92 days ago by wino

A Guide To Wine Glasses There all different types of wine glasses that are out there, and so you want to know for sure that you are using the right ones. It can be very embarrassing to serve your guests wine in the wrong type of glasses, and it can also be frustrating to be out on the town and not k ...

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