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Tempranillo's Role As A New Varietal Wine In Australia
 

Tempranillo is the premium red wine grape variety from the Rioja region in Spain. It is now challenging Sangiovese as the up and coming star of the red varietal wine scene in Australia.

New plantings throughout Australian wine regions over t ...

  By Darby Higgs   Hits: 540        [Wine]
Secrets to Becoming a Wine Connoisseur
  Wine is a broad term that refers to the fermentation of plant matter for the purpose of producing an alcoholic beverage. Of course, most people think of grapes as the basis for wine, but other sources include rice (sake), various fruits (elderberry, ...
  By Fred London   Hits: 25900        [Wine]
How to Choose a Wine Rack to Fit Your Style and Budget
  Cultivating an appreciation of wine is a growing trend in the US. Shops specializing in wine are appearing throughout the country, not just in the traditional vineyard regions of California, Oregon, and Virginia. People who may not have grown up arou ...
  By Jason Connors   Hits: 27361        [Wine]
Sherry - Spanish Sunshine in a Bottle! (part 1 - Introduction & Regions)
  Sherry is a fortified wine, made in Spain from three types of grapes: Palomino, Pedro Xim¨¦nez, and Muscat (Moscatel). Sherry-style wines made in other countries often use other grape varieties.
Sherry differs from other wines because of how it ...
  By Michael Z. Johnson   Hits: 10035        [Wine]
How Wine is Made
 

The first stage in the wine making process is to crush the grapes. In days gone by the grapes would be loaded into a large vat and the wine maker(s) would gently tread on them to break the grapes' skins to release the juice.

Nowadays this pr ...

  By Neil Best   Hits: 7271        [Wine]
Classy, And Oh So Tasty¡­Our Gourmet Gift Baskets Are Sure To Please!
  When it comes to making a good impression, saying ¡°Thank you,¡± or selecting a gift sure to delight, few other choices guarantee success like gourmet gift baskets; especially when the food basket comes from Full Moon.

That¡¯s because Ful ...
  By La Tunya Sifford -   Hits: 25711        [Gourmet]
Merlot: A Quick Guide
 

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 Californi ...

  By Tim S.   Hits: 23851        [Wine]
History of Chocolate Truffles
 

The invention of the cocoa press in 1828 made possible separating the natural fat in cocoa beans, called cocoa butter, from the bean solids. This not only improved the consistency and taste of the remaining cocoa powder but made possible the devel ...

  By George Murray   Hits: 23521        [Chocolate]
History of Hot Chocolate
 

The predecessor to the hot chocolate we enjoy today was the Aztec drink xocoatl. Mayan Indians first harvested Cacoa beans from Cacoa pods and frequently traded them to the neighboring Aztecs. Cacoa beans may also have been given as tribute to the ...

  By George Murray   Hits: 7028        [Chocolate]
History of Chocolate
 

Chocolate as we know it today has been 1500 years in the making.

Using the beans of the cacao pod is thought to have originated with the Mayan peoples of southern Mexico and Central America fifteen hundred years ago. Beaten into a paste, the ...

  By George Murray   Hits: 2765        [Chocolate]
History of Chocolate Gifts
 

Chocolate has long been given as a gift, particularly as a gift of affection or passion.

The forerunner to chocolate was the Aztec drink xocoatl, a mix of water, spices and ground cacao beans. Aztecs used the beans as a form of currency and ...

  By George Murray   Hits: 27068        [Chocolate]
Buy Fine Wine at Great Prices - A Strategy
 

Some years ago in a book by Lee Iacocca, who was President of Ford Motor Co. prior to taking over Chrysler Corp. and leading them out of bankruptcy, I read that Mr. Iacocca¡¯s boss, Henry Ford II, drank two bottles of Chateau Lafite-Rothschild ever ...

  By Walt Ballenberger   Hits: 27454        [Wine]
Straight Teeth Alternatives
 

Nobody wants to look like a nerd. Fortunately, teeth straightening alternatives have come a long way since the days of heavy metal wires and brackets. There is a new ways that you can close your tooth gap without the use of bulky headgear.

Y ...

  By S. Wilson   Hits: 13951        [Wine]
The Jinn in the Phial Can Get to Your Head
 

The glittery glow of liquor advertisements, the fizz of the champagne opened by a victorious sportsman, the gushing froth \rfrom the beer bottle in the hands of a macho hero ¨C all add a touch of style and sophistication to alcohol. Freedom. Fun. \ ...

  By Uma Shankari   Hits: 10643        [Wine]
Is Chocolate That Healthy?
 

It is great news that research has found a food that lowers blood pressure and is healthy for the heart and maybe more. The problem is that the chocolate Americans consume most is not the kind that was studied. The more popular kinds of chocolat ...

  By Gerald Meyer   Hits: 802        [Chocolate]
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