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Newer posts →This Week In Wine–11/20/11
November 20, 2011Georgia Allowed to Start Selling Alcohol on Sundays. Early poll results had voters in most of the 51 metro Atlanta jurisdictions giving a resounding yes to continuing the slow dissolution of a blue law dating to the late 1800s, one … Continue reading
Posted in News | Leave a comment //My Top 10 Reasons to Love Wine (If You Don’t Already) – #5
November 20, 2011#5 History. In wine you’re actually drinking history! Ok, maybe not with the bottle of Yellow Tail that you just purchased from the grocery store! But as a general rule, red wine needs at least a little time resting in … Continue reading
Posted in Facts | Leave a comment //My Top 10 Reasons to Love Wine (If You Don’t Already) – #6
November 19, 2011#6 Collecting You don’t have to be a millionaire to collect wine, and you don’t even need to have a huge amount of space available in your home. I’m what you call a “wine geek” (not to be confused with … Continue reading
Posted in Facts | Tagged Wine Cellar | Leave a comment //My Top 10 Reasons to Love Wine (If You Don’t Already) – #7
November 18, 2011#7 It Makes Food Taste Better I propose that wine is the ultimate “condiment” to further enhance the flavor of any meal. A spicy-rich Syrah finds a perfect home when paired with Lamb Chops. A Stilton with a decent Port … Continue reading
Posted in Facts, Pairings | Leave a comment //High Note Malbec, Uco Valley, Mendoza, Argentina.
November 18, 2011Grape 100% Malbec Facts The name of “Malbec” supposedly comes from the surname of a Hungarian peasant who is attributed with being the first person to spread the variety throughout all of France. If you were to ever check-out … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews | Tagged Argentina, best Malbec, best Malbec wine, High Note, Malbec, Mendoza, Uco Valley | Leave a comment //My Top 10 Reasons to Love Wine (If You Don’t Already) – #8
November 17, 2011#8 Wine is about as culturally rich and diverse as a “product” can get Wines tend to have very strong ties to the regions from which they hail. Arguably in Europe more than anywhere else, winemakers are greatly influenced by … Continue reading
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