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How Boutique Wines Get Their Names?
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Discovering the Best Winelands Cheese and Wine Experiences
Cheese and wine are two of my favourite things, an experience elevated by enjoying them in the beautiful Cape Winelands. Although many wine estates or farms offer cheese and wine experiences, some pitch higher than the rest! Discovering the Best Cheese and Wine Experiences Having had a few standout Winelands adventures last year, I am […] The post Discovering the Best Winelands Cheese and Wine Experiences appeared first on Inspired Living SA .
by Fiona Rossiter4 viewsfood-and-winewinewine-tastingbacksbergcheese-and-wine-experiencede-morgenzon - news
To decant or not to decant? That is the question…
To decant or not to decant? That is the question… Often regarded as an old-fashioned, even somewhat pretentious practice, decanting wine has its fair share of doubters. Is decanting simply done for show or does it serve a useful purpose? If so, which wines should be decanted and how long before serving should wine be decanted? This blogpost looks into the why, which, how and when of decanting wine. WHY DECANT WINE? The main reason historically for decanting wine was to remove it from any naturally-occurring sediment often seen in wines that have aged a while in bottle. This sediment can taste bitter and, let’s face it, is unpleasant in texture – no-one likes to get that gritty last mouthful of wine. You would expect to see a sediment in vintage & crusted port and wines, mostly red wines, that have been aged for a number of years in bottle. Some younger wines can also benefit from being decanted. There is a small but growing number of natural winemakers who prefer not to filter their wi
by WinesWithAttitude5 viewsserving-storing-winewine-tastingdecanting-wineserving-winewine-facts - news
Luxury in the Winelands – The Villa at Jordan Wine Estate
The Villa at Jordan Wine Estate, in Stellenbosch, is the ultimate Winelands retreat. It is the perfect addition to the Estate’s accommodation offering, providing guests with luxury and attention to detail, complemented by breathtaking views. The Villa at Jordan Wine Estate Grant and I were fortunate to spend a night at The Villa at Jordan […] The post Luxury in the Winelands – The Villa at Jordan Wine Estate appeared first on Inspired Living SA .
by Fiona Rossiter4 viewsaccommodationself-catering-accommodationtravelwine-farmswine-tastingjordan-wine-estate - news
Birthday Tasting for English Wine Week
I’ve talked before about tastings with friends and this being both English Wine Week and the birthday of one of our group, I was asked to run a suitable tasting. I’ve just been away for a short trip to Devon and hadn’t had time to stock up or to visit vineyards in advance, so I...
by Wine Cellar Door Editorial5 viewseditorialwine-tasting - news
A Day in Lodi Wine Country: Where to Wine Taste in Lodi
Wine tasting in Lodi should be on every wine lover’s list. While it’s most known for big, bold reds, there are some Lodi wineries that offer impressive white wines, too. This distinct area has proven itself for hundreds of years and we’re lucky enough to experience (and taste) it. If you’re wondering where to wine taste in Lodi, these are the places you need to know! Where is Lodi? Lodi is a notable wine region in Northern California. It is nestled between the San Francisco Bay and Sierra Nevada Mountains. Lodi has been in the grape-growing business since the mid-1800’s and is continuing to make big strides in the wine world. This area is best known for it’s Zinfandel, due to it’s unique soil and mild temperatures. In fact, it’s known as the Zinfandel Capital of the world and produces 40% of California’s Zinfandels. Why You Should Visit Lodi Wine Country Lodi is home to some of the oldest grape vines– specifically of the Zinfandel variety. If you’re into the big, red wines, like Zin, L
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Tasting Wine with Friends
I belong to a wonderful wine tasting group called The Early Swirlers… because that’s what we do, we just can’t wait! We met many years ago at formal wine appreciation classes with German wine expert Michael Schmidt but sadly he returned to his homeland. So, rather than join another class, we decided to do it...
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