Monthly Archives: March 2011
Newer posts →Introducing FLASQ Wines!
March 28, 2011FLASQ wines are 100% American-made and bottled in eco-friendly, easy-to-handle, easy-to-chill aluminum bottles. FLASQ wines are half bottles that conveniently serve two full glasses of wine. Currently, FLASQ is only available in Chardonnay and Merlot, so this is only … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged FLASQ Wines | Leave a comment //Logorama
March 27, 2011Not wine related, but I thought you might enjoy!
Posted in Funny | Leave a comment //What is a Negociant?
March 26, 2011Négociant [Nay-hohs-yahng] is a term that gets thrown around a lot, but not too many people really know the true meaning of the word. French in origin, a négociant is a word used to describe someone who buys their raw … Continue reading
Posted in Facts | Tagged négociant | Leave a comment //Preserving Wine – The Facts
March 25, 2011Sometimes (but admittedly not that often for me), you run into the issue that you have an open bottle of wine which you just can’t seem to finish-off. There seems to be an ever increasing amount of gadgets on the … Continue reading
Posted in Facts, News | Tagged Oxidization, Preserving Wine | 5 Comments //How would you do with 9217 corks? Check out what Scott Gunderson did!
March 23, 2011100% cork. 9217 natural wine corks. 1 portrait. A time-lapse video. from Scott Gundersen on Vimeo.
Posted in Funny | Tagged Cork | 2 Comments //HR 1161 Explained in Simple Terms
March 22, 2011There has been a lot of information flying around the Internet the last few days regarding HR 1161, and I’ve had to do quite a bit of reading to get a firm grasp on it myself! The reason that it … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged HR 1161, law | 7 Comments //← Older posts Newer posts →
