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Franklin Banker asked: Think that you aren’t sophisticated enough or don’t fit in the right income bracket to enjoy wine-tasting? Think again. These tips will help you fake your way through a wine-tasting session – or develop a lifelong Epicurean hobby (the finest pleasures, not the most!).Supplies ...

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2 days ago by spi

Think that you aren’t sophisticated enough or don’t fit in the right income bracket to enjoy wine-tasting? Think again. These tips will help you fake your way through a wine-tasting session – or develop a lifelong Epicurean hobby (the finest pleasures, not the most!). Supplies – All you really need ...

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5 days ago by RichDad

Wine Spectator has waved its magic wand over the wine industry for 2009 and the winner of the top spot in Wine Spectator’s Top 100 for 2009 is 1. Columbia Crest Cabernet Sauvignon CV Reserve 2005 95pts $27 (Was one of the first Wineries my wife and I visited many years ago in the late 80’s, Great lo ...

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5 days ago by jimclary

If visiting a vineyard and going on a winery tour is something that appeals to you, there are a few steps that you are going to need to take before you go. First and foremost you should be aware that there are thousands of different wineries in different wine regions worldwide, and many of them are ...

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6 days ago by Travelin' the Wine Road

Pinot Noir is often mentioned as a wine that pairs well with the Thanksgiving repast. I have noticed one particular Pinot Noir making a lot of the different “Wines for Thanksgiving Dinner” lists. That wine – Castle Rock Pinot Noir. Castle Rock has long been a favorite of mine oin the bargain Pinot N ...

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7 days ago by RichDad

We discovered some great wineries on our winecation to Lake Chelan Wine Valley. We started with a great plan to visit a large number of wineries, I think 11 was the target…oh well…best laid plans…right?…. We ended up spending more time at the wineries we did visit, largely because of the great peopl ...

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15 days ago by Robyn

I recently wrote about my July ‘09 trip to Alto Adige — for more about the region, click here! Now — here’s the skinny on just a few of the many, varied and exciting wines that I think are proving Alto Adige’s growing reputation as the source for Italy’s best white wines. Some I tasted there, some [ ...

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16 days ago by Admin

Check out Australian Wineries, While Visiting Down Under If you like to travel to wineries when you visit a country, don’t forget to check out Australian wineries if you are traveling to the nation continent. There are ancient lands that have been making wine for almost three thousand years, and Aus ...

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21 days ago by themanfrommoselriver

Riesling grapes in Schoden, Saar, shortly before vintage 2009 Uff, I am reading in todays “Your Daily Wine News” newsletter that some of Australia’s top wine experts think that over the next 20 years climate change will be responsible for the decline of Shiraz and Chardonnay and the rise of varietie ...

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24 days ago

Take a tour of France’s three most famous wine regions: Bordeaux, Burgundy, and the Rhône. Each wine is chosen to display the unique characteristics of the region it represents. Travel to Bordeaux with the bold Château Les Graves de Barrau, made by Dominique Hébrard of the Cheval Blanc family. Exper ...

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