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While Argentina’s high-altitude vineyards in Mendoza produce consistently reliable wines, certain years stand out for their exceptional quality, complexity, and aging potential. The Influence of Climate and Terroir Before delving into specific vintages, it is crucial to appreciate the factors
White wine owes its light coloring to the color of the grape used-golden, green, and white being the most common. However, some wineries produce white wine by using only the flesh of a red grape. White wine usually accompanies lighter
Red wine is a classy option of drink and it is always more enjoyed when served with proper food. Yes, red wine and food pairing is certainly one of the most difficult and tedious tasks of all. It is rather
California is the only place in the world planted with just about all the better known wine grapes, producing variable qualities of wines. Elsewhere in the world, wine and grapes are location specific. While some regions have same grapes, no
Red wine is a cultured alternative of drink and it is definitely more enjoyed when served along with correct food. Yes, red wine and food pairing is certainly one of the best tricky and tedious tasks of all. It is
Please let me apologize. Usually I place these weekly reviews on my website Sunday night or Monday night. This one went up on Tuesday; last night was President Obama’s first prime time news conference. I’m not going to talk about
Welcome to part two of the 2010 wine tasting guide to the Best of BC wines. This article will discuss the remaining 11 wines on the list. 12) NKMip Qwam Qwmt Syrah 2007 This full bodied Syrah was aged in
The Fall 2010 Best of BC wine list is now out, and with 22 local wines from 13 wineries to choose from, it can be a difficult task for anyone, from the wine expert to novice wine collector. The following
Napa Valley, located in western California has a robust heritage of producing some of the world’s finest wine grapes since the 19th century – and as you might expect, this tradition remains true to this very day. While the area
