Author Archives: Kris
Newer posts →Win a T-Shirt from Wine is Life!
April 30, 2012This competition is brought to you from the fine people at Wine is Life, my official t-shirt sponsor! That’s right, you heard me correct, I have a t-shirt sponsor! Whether you appreciate white or red, sweet or dry, the grape-inspired … Continue reading
Posted in Giveaway | Tagged wine is life | Leave a comment //Wine is the Same as Toilet Paper According to Costco’s Lead Wine Buyer.
April 28, 2012News article taken from Eater.com The lead wine buyer for Costco, Annette Alvarez-Peters seemed to have a little trouble discerning the difference between wine and toilet paper, on the CNBC show “The Costco Craze: Inside The Warehouse Giant,” which aired … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged Costco | Leave a comment //A Guide to Wine Faults – Sediment
April 28, 2012Sediment That gritty-stuff resting at the bottom of some wine bottles shouldn’t really be viewed as a true wine fault. Let’s go back to science class for a minute: Sediment comes about when naturally occurring tannins in a wine polymerize … Continue reading
Posted in Facts | Tagged A Guide to Wine Faults, Sediment | Leave a comment //Winning!
April 27, 2012 Posted in Funny | Tagged Wine meme | Leave a comment //Guinness Book of Wine World Records.
April 26, 2012I started this “Guinness Book of Wine World Records” article over a year ago, saved it to my drafts, forgot about it and I’m just now getting around to posting it. Enjoy! Most Wine Glasses Held in One Hand … Continue reading
Posted in Facts, News | Tagged Guinness Book of Wine World Records, Guinness Book of World Records, highest wine cellar, Largest wine cellar, Largest Wine List in the world, oldest wine, Smallest Bottle of Wine, wine records, wine world records | Leave a comment //Is it OK to Store Wine in a Refrigerator?
April 26, 2012It’s a question I get asked a lot, so I thought a video would help explain my thoughts on storing wine in a refrigerator.
Posted in Facts | Tagged Is it OK to Store Wine in a Refrigerator | Leave a comment //← Older posts Newer posts →
