Monthly Archives: March 2012
Newer posts →30 of the Most Creative / Unique / Ridiculous Wine Glasses.
March 28, 2012Just some of the most creative and unique (but most of the time just plain ridiculous) wine glasses that I could find on the interweb. I do have to say that I think my favorite (and actually the easiest to … Continue reading
Posted in Funny | Tagged Creative wine glasses, funny wine glass, funny wine glasses, wine glass design | Leave a comment //A Guide to Wine Faults – Oxidation.
March 28, 2012Oxidation Aeration opens a wine, but too much will result in oxidation and therefore spoilage. Similarly, if the wine has a cork that leeks in too much air, or if a wine goes through multiple temperature changes in the bottle … Continue reading
Posted in Facts | Tagged A Guide to Wine Faults, Oxidation, Oxidization, Oxidized | Leave a comment //Winery Cats Helping Sustainability Efforts in Sonoma.
March 26, 2012News article taken from WineBusiness.com When Kathy Klopp of Klopp Ranch Vineyards in the Russian River Valley region of Sonoma found herself over-run with gophers in her vineyard and rats in her chicken coop, she introduced “vineyard cats” to patrol … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged Cat, winery cat, Winery cats | 5 Comments //Fiftyrow Cabernet, Napa, 2007.
March 25, 2012Grapes 100% Cabernet Facts Admittedly I’ve bit on a little “Napa-binge” lately, for which there is very good reason: I lost faith. Napa just hasn’t been “turning me on” much recently. There’s so much out there, but … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews | Tagged Cabernet, California, Fiftyrow, Fiftyrow Cabernet, Fiftyrow wine, Fiftyrow winery, Napa | Leave a comment //What More Do You Need From a Wine Store?
March 25, 2012.
Posted in Funny | Leave a comment //What does “garrigue” mean?
March 23, 2012The mere mention of the word “garrigue” brings back vivid memories of my childhood summers spent in the south of France. I’m just kidding. That never happened… The term “garrigue” actually refers to the low-lying vegetation on the hills that … Continue reading
Posted in Facts | Tagged France, garrigue, Languedoc, What does “garrigue” mean? | Leave a comment //← Older posts Newer posts →
