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Wine Types: What They Are and Where They're From
Wine Types: What They Are and Where They're FromPinot Blanc is not Pinot GrigioWonderful and informative article. Pinot Blanc is not the same as Pinot Grigio. The two are related as both are mutations of Pinot Noir, but Pinot Blanc is a white grape while Pinot Grigio is, as its...
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Discussion threads 2008-01-02

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A career as a sommelier: one option for those wishing to enter the hospitality industry is to be a sommelier. Sommeliers are specialists in wine service. They have in-depth knowledge of wines as well as other beverages and food. They also advise chefs
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] WHEN customers in an upscale restaurant want to order a bottle of wine with dinner, they could be overwhelmed by or are unfamiliar with the selections offered on the wine list. When this is the case, they can ask the sommelier for advice. Sommelier is French...
Articles 2008-12-01
Wine East Magazine Joins Forces With Wines & Vines
SAN RAFAEL, Calif. -- Wine East, the wine industry magazine that has focused exclusively on Eastern North American readers for 27 years, has joined forces with Wines & Vines magazine to bring better and more frequent coverage of Eastern grape growing and winemaking to the pages of the broader-based publication....
Articles 2008-07-09
Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi Introduces Lightly Oaked Chardonnay
New Release Responds to Growing Consumer Preference for Less Oak WOODBRIDGE, Calif. -- Delicious, affordable wines shared each night around the dinner table. Such was the vision with which the late Robert Mondavi founded Woodbridge Winery in 1979. Now, Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi has expanded its popular wine...
Articles 2008-07-08
THE FULL BLOOM OF SUMMERTIME TURNS BACKYARD INTO A JUNGLE
Mr. HandyPerson had to see a man about a horse this week, and Mark A. Hetts has graciously agreed to fill in for him, contributing another of his personal commentaries. What I don't know about horticulture could and does fill hundreds of useful books I have never...
Articles 2008-07-06
Wine fuel backfires
ANGRY wine-makers have hit back at Prince Charles's staff for boasting his sports car runs on "surplus English wine". The announcement his Aston Martin will use biofuel from grapes infuriated producers - upset by jibes their wine must taste like four-star. Bob...
Articles 2008-07-06
Another perfectly good expression turns sour
Errors & Omissions In a fable attributed to Aesop, a fox desires a bunch of grapes he sees hanging high up in a vine. He jumps and jumps but cannot reach them. Finally the fox gives up, remarking that he did not want the grapes anyway because...
Articles 2008-07-05
Red wine makes a better life: US study
WASHINGTON AFP — Scientists have confirmed what many people have known for years -- that drinking red wine leads to a better life, even if that life is not necessarily longer. A study by the US National Institute of Aging reveals that resveratrol, an anti-oxidant found in red...
Articles 2008-07-04
US ambassador vouches for Italy's scandal-hit Brunello wine
MONTALCINO, Italy AFP — US Ambassador to Italy Ronald Spogli on Thursday vouched for the purity of the famous Tuscan wine Brunello di Montalcino, hit by suspicions of tampering to please the American palate. Brunello di Montalcino "will continue to be a symbol of excellence in the world"...
Articles 2008-07-03
Farmers find help getting workers' visas
Two years ago, Bruce Talbott could barely scrape together enough workers to harvest the peaches, apples, pears and grapes on his 400-acre farm in Palisade, Colo. Competition for unskilled labor was fierce, he says, and the state was cracking down on the illegal immigrants who often filled those...
Articles 2008-07-03
Anti-Aging Supplements Get the Vote on Oprah -- The Acai Berry Is the Winner
The acai berry, used for thousands of years inCentral and South America, has recently hit the health food store shelvesin America and is showing more promise than many of its superfoodpredecessors. In fact, it's been voted #1 superfood on Oprah.Feelgoodforlife.com covers the basics on the acai berry, what it can...
Articles 2008-07-02
Add it up
34 MILLION Hunters and Fishermen in U.S. $76 BILLION Amount they spent on their sports in 2006. 1.6 MILLION Jobs those sportsmen/women support. $3.6 BILLION Amount California hunters/fishermen spent. $3.0 BILLION Amount California grape crop brought in. 1935 Year China...
Articles 2008-07-01
Best drinks: the icy-cool martini—shaken, not stirred, of course. A crisp, light French wine. A muscular amber ale from southeastern Colorado. Whatever your pleasure, here are a few beverages to help douse the heat as well as save the planet
MARTINI: Greentini Going green's never been tastier. For the environmentally conscious, the Greentini is made from 100 percent organic 360 Vodka, made from local grains in Kansas and Missouri. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Greentini 2 oz. 360 Vodka 1 1/2 oz. Midori or other...
Articles 2008-07-01
B. Napa's "CRUSH" Documentary Wins Top Award at Oenovideo Film Festival
SONOMA, Calif. -- "CRUSH," a documentary about the 2006 wine grape harvest, presented and sponsored by Don Sebastiani & Sons, won the top award for short films at the 2008 Oenovideo International Grape and Wine Film Festival in Gruissan, France. "CRUSH" earned the Trophee Special for films less...
Articles 2008-06-30
Amateur Chefs Strive to Impress Celebrity Palates
Third Annual Rias Baixas Recipe Pairing Contest Launches in July NEW YORK -- Will it be bitter, sour, sweet, or tangy? Will it be Indian, Asian, French, or Mexican? Amateur chefs across the country are invited to submit their favorite original recipe for the Rias Baixas Albarino food...
Articles 2008-06-30
Italians For Summer
Wine drinkers often turn to whites and rosés when the weather warms up. NEWSWEEK’s Tara Weingarten talked to master sommelier Rob Bigelow, the director of wine at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, about his favorite Italian varietals. Nothing ’ s more American than a...
Articles 2008-06-30
Hated..
Lily Allen: must be her 21st Glastonbury and she's still as moody as ever. Noel Gallagher: Totally wrong to slag off Jay-Z as choice of headliner. Sour grapes from the Oasis frontman. Shakin Stevens: A has-been who cannot laugh at himself. Luckily...
Articles 2008-06-29
Week of June 29, 2008
SUNDAY Family -- Surprise the family with this delicious MUSTARD CHICKEN WITH GREENS see recipe. The bright GRAPE TOMATOES added to the plate, along with ROASTED RED POTATOES, make a colorful presentation. Add BAGUETTES. Buy a BOSTON CREAM PIE for dessert. PLAN AHEAD: Save enough pie for Monday....
Articles 2008-06-29
Hated..
Noel Gallagher: Totally wrong to slag off Jay-Z as choice of headliner. Sour grapes from the Oasis frontman. Shakin Stevens: A has-been who cannot laugh at himself. Luckily we can...
Articles 2008-06-29
SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND?
UNDER A FIVER 2007 Muscadet A worthy member of the Taste the Difference range, this is a typically crisp, bone-dry muscadet from Jean Douillard who creates the thirst-quenching tang thanks to leaving the wine longer on its grape lees. 4.99, Sainsbury's...
Articles 2008-06-28
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