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Allagash Podcast: Deep Dive into Berry Wine (S3 E2)
The post Allagash Podcast: Deep Dive into Berry Wine (S3 E2) appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis8 viewspodcastbeer-101blogwineciderhoneyberry - news
Decanting Wine 101: Why, When, and How to Decant Wine
Wine decanting is practiced by many wine connoisseurs to improve the characteristics and flavors of wine. However, is wine decanting all it’s cracked up to be? Is it a necessary or superfluous step? If necessary, why, when, and how should you decant wine? This is wine decanting 101– in other words, everything you need to know about decanting wine. The Practice of Decanting Wine Decanting wine is the act of slowly pouring wine from it’s original bottle into a different container– often into a designated, glass decanter with an easy-pour neck. The goal is to separate the wine from it’s sediment at the bottom of the bottle and to allow the wine to “open up.” Why to Decant Wine There is good reason many wine connoisseurs practice wine decanting with every bottle. The act of decanting provides many benefits for the wine drinker, including: Pouring wine from the bottle into a new container allows the wine to open up – or, in other words, aerate. Aeration occurs when oxygen makes contact with
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De Krans Wines – the R62 Summer destination you can’t miss
De Krans Wines, situated in Calitzdorp, along the popular Route 62 is a must–visit destination this Summer. Nestled between the Swartberg Mountains, De Krans Wines has much to offer to visitors over the Summer season, such as the popular Hanepoot picking activity. From 3 February […] The post De Krans Wines – the R62 Summer destination you can’t miss appeared first on De Krans Wines .
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A bounty of deliciousness in Reggio Emilia
The tri-colored Italian flag was established here. It’s the birthplace of a renowned educational philosophy, and the city where the young Kobe Bryant started dribbling the basketball. Reggio, as locals call it, is also the home of Luciano Pavarotti’s first operatic performance and the headquarters of Italy’s Max Mara fashion house. Amid its cobbled streets dotted with historical churches, theatres, galleries, and monuments, Reggio Emilia is already culturally and fashionably rich. And then there’s food and wine. Situated perfectly between…
by Marisa Finetti2 viewshomesip-tripwineemilia-romagnalambruscolambrusco-di-graparossa - news
Why it’s worth having nonalcoholic bubbly at your New Year’s party—and 5 bottles to try
New Year’s parties are all about popping that special bottle of bubbly. Whether it’s champagne, cava, or a pet nat sparkler from Portugal, the sound of the bottle go pop! is an unmatched, ceremonious welcome to the year ahead. But it doesn’t need to be limited to alcohol. The N.A. sparkling wines I sampled at Soberish were still accompanied by that joyous cork pop. The post Why it’s worth having nonalcoholic bubbly at your New Year’s party—and 5 bottles to try appeared first on Atlanta Magazine .
by Myrydd Wells Walljasper5 viewsuncategorizedholidayswinenonalcoholic-drinkssoberish - news
A Harmony of Flavors at Beaujolais Blanc Sip & Symphony Event
Beaujolais Blanc Sip & Symphony was an incredible event that took place on November 16, 2023, in the heart of London at the exclusive Water House Project restaurant, drawing together wine connoisseurs and music lovers to celebrate the art of Beaujolais Blanc. A Delightful Lunch of Wine, Food, and Music Pairing The lunch of wine,... View Article The post A Harmony of Flavors at Beaujolais Blanc Sip & Symphony Event appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
by Johanna5 viewsask-wineristfood-and-winelondonlondon-restaurantsbest-winesfood - news
A minimalistic Christmas table paired with De Krans Wines
(Originally published on www.elmarieberry.com on 21 November 2023) Embrace the essence of minimalism while savouring the rich flavours of De Krans, creating an unforgettable festive experience. A sleek, unadorned table serves as our canvas. A crisp, white tablecloth provides a serene backdrop, allowing the true […] The post A minimalistic Christmas table paired with De Krans Wines appeared first on De Krans Wines .
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De Krans Wines – the R62 family destination you can’t miss
De Krans Wines is a must–visit destination in Calitzdorp along the popular Route 62. Nestled between the Swartberg mountains, De Krans Wines has much to offer to visitors over the summer and festive season. Known for their award-winning wines, embrace the opportunity to taste the […] The post De Krans Wines – the R62 family destination you can’t miss appeared first on De Krans Wines .
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Your Easy Guide to Understanding the Red Wines of Côtes du Rhône
{Sponsored by Côtes du Rhône} You have probably heard of wines from Côtes du Rhône, and if you haven’t it’s about time you did! Côtes du Rhône makes some incredible wines – as they’ve been making wine for centuries – so I’d say they know a thing or two. To understand the region, it’s important to know that Côtes du Rhône follows a quality pyramid which breaks down into four levels. Before we hop into the quality pyramid – let’s cover off on some of the top things you should also know Côtes du Rhône Wine Quality Levels Let’s cover the four levels of the quality pyramid for Cotes du Rhone below. No matter where the wine sits on the quality pyramid, all levels of Côtes du Rhône wines are delicious and serve a purpose for different occasions and food pairings. Côtes du Rhône AOC These wines are the everyday wines of Côtes du Rhône. They are often fresh, easy to drink and not meant for aging. They are typically blends of several different approved grapes but are often dominated by Grenache.
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A Guide to Designing the Perfect Food and Wine Event Booklet in Austin
Creating an engaging, informative booklet for a food and wine event is an art. It’s not just about listing the dishes and wines on offer, but about telling a story that takes your patrons on a culinary journey. In Austin, Texas, a city renowned for its vibrant food scene and growing wine culture, crafting the […] The post A Guide to Designing the Perfect Food and Wine Event Booklet in Austin appeared first on Austin Food Magazine .
by Hayden Walker3 viewsnewstechwine - news
A First-Timers Guide to Wine Tasting
Tasting new wines not only helps to establish your personal preferences; it also enlivens your senses (often in beautiful surroundings). Not only that, but it could give you a few ideas about which wines you might like to use alongside your favorite dishes. Alternatives to booking a tasting session include specialized events such as wine […] The post A First-Timers Guide to Wine Tasting appeared first on Austin Food Magazine .
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Savour Amazing Food and Wine At Stellenzicht Wine Pod
Stellenzicht, in Stellenbosch, is fast becoming one of my favourite wine estates! Grant and I recently visited the Stellenzicht Wine Pod for a wonderfully cosy lunch. If you have yet to visit, it is definitely a must! Stellenzicht Wine Pod Not only does Stellenzicht produce fantastic award-winning wines, but they are also home to a […] The post Savour Amazing Food and Wine At Stellenzicht Wine Pod appeared first on Inspired Living SA .
by Fiona Rossiter5 viewsfood-and-winetastewinewine-farmscape-towninspired-taste-sa - news
The Art of Wine & Culinary Excellency
Experience the Art of Wine and Culinary Excellency at Merois by Wolfgang Puck Nestled in the heart of West Hollywood, Merois by Wolfgang Puck is a culinary gem that combines artful cuisine, a vibrant ambiance, and a curated selection of wines. You can find Merois on Sunset Boulevard, aptly named for the sweeping city views... View Article The post The Art of Wine & Culinary Excellency appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
by Tristyn5 viewsfoodfood-and-wineinspirationtravelwine - news
Everything Happens for a Riesling at the Winerist
Carl Wiesner The post Everything Happens for a Riesling at the Winerist appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
by Elisa Tantera5 viewsgermanywinewine-and-food-tourswine-regions - news
Elizabeth Van Huffel Takes the Helm at a new Hill Country Wine Tasting Room
Nestled just around the corner from the renowned Salt Lick restaurant, the Hill Country Tasting Room & Event Space has long been a haven for those seeking to savor the authentic tastes of Texas under one roof. Now, with its exciting change in ownership, the establishment is poised to reach new heights, as localvore and […] The post Elizabeth Van Huffel Takes the Helm at a new Hill Country Wine Tasting Room appeared first on Austin Food Magazine .
by Hayden Walker5 viewsfeaturednewswine - news
Long Snake wine bar, from 8Arm’s former beverage director, searches for its permanent home
Joshua Fryer is passionate about food and wine. Although most Atlantans know him as a front-of-house guy—he served as general manager and beverage director at 8Arm—Fryer graduated from culinary school and worked in kitchens prior to finding a home behind the bar. By founding Long Snake wine bar, Fryer is revisiting his original passion, serving a tight menu (primarily small plates) and Lo-Fi wines, with vinyl playing in the background. The post Long Snake wine bar, from 8Arm’s former beverage director, searches for its permanent home appeared first on Atlanta Magazine .
by Carly Cooper4 viewsuncategorizedjoshua-fryerlong-snakewhoopsie-swinepop-ups - news
The Ultimate Cajun Chicken Pizza and Red Wine Pairing
Pizza evenings are one of my favourite ways to relax and have fun with friends and family! Delicious homemade pizza, excellent local wine and fantastic company – it doesn’t get much better than that! Cajun Chicken Pizza and RW The Blend Pairing My go-to when pairing pizza with wine is a medium to full-bodied red […] The post The Ultimate Cajun Chicken Pizza and Red Wine Pairing appeared first on Inspired Living SA .
by Fiona Rossiter5 viewsfood-and-winerecipesslidertastewinecajun-chicken-pizza - news
The Cognac Conundrum: Why the World’s Most Celebrated Brandy Is Ignored in Its Homeland
About 212.5 million bottles of Cognac were sold in 2022, according to the Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac (BNIC), the spirit’s trade organization. Only 2.8 percent, or about 5.95 million of them, were sold in France, with the remaining 97.2 percent exported to leading markets such as the United States, China, and elsewhere in Europe. How is it possible that the French don’t consume their own product, one with centuries of storied history? The article The Cognac Conundrum: Why the World’s Most Celebrated Brandy Is Ignored in Its Homeland appeared first on VinePair .
by Jake Emen5 viewsreading-about-drinkingcognacfrancespiritwine - news
Move over food halls; AlcoHall is coming to Pullman Yards
Owners Adam Rosenfelt and Maureen Meulen recently announced plans for AlcoHall, an aptly named, first-to-Atlanta drinkery. Initially, it will house seven stalls, each pouring a distinct type of alcohol, from Japanese whisky to South African wine. The post Move over food halls; AlcoHall is coming to Pullman Yards appeared first on Atlanta Magazine .
by Carly Cooper5 viewsuncategorizedkirkwoodbeercocktailsalcohallwine - news
A love letter to the wine slushie
Some wines are born great, some achieve greatness, and some are thrust into slushie machines and emerge as frosé. The post A love letter to the wine slushie appeared first on Atlanta Magazine .
by Rachel Garbus4 viewsuncategorizedwine-slushiesfroselove-letterdrinkswine - news
The Best Christmas Gifts for the Wine Lover in Your Life
If you have a wine lover in your life (let’s face it, we all do), I’ve compiled a comprehensive list of the best wine gifts. From stocking stuffers to the best gifts for every kind of wino, these Christmas gifts for the wine lover will be sure to impress. And, if your significant other or family needs a little help finding the perfect Christmas gift for you, be sure to add these gift ideas to your own wishlist! Best Wine Stocking Stuffers Traditionally, in my family, we always started Christmas morning by opening our stockings. So, it’s only right to kick off this wino gift guide with wine stocking stuffers. These gifts might be small in size, but they’re perfect for every wino! For the New Wine Aficionado If you have a friend or family member who is new to the wine world, these educational gifts are the best way to increase their knowledge and enjoyment of wine: For the Wino Who Has Everything We all have a family member or friend who simply has everything. And, every year, they feel
by Kelsey Cummins5 viewswinechristmasgift-guidegiftsgifts-for-the-wine-loverstocking-stuffers - news
Meet some of the folks that make up Georgia’s wine industry
Tyler Barnes became a winemaker by accident. Pamela Borgel is first (and only) woman to start a winery by herself in Georgia. La Tanya Eiland first became fascinated with winemaking as a student in the 1970s, when her grandmother sent her to visit Italy. The post Meet some of the folks that make up Georgia’s wine industry appeared first on Atlanta Magazine .
by Betsy Riley4 viewsuncategorizedgeorgia-winebeechwood-innmontaluce-winerywinepainted-horse-winery-and-vineyards - news
The Best Wine Pairings for Thanksgiving Dinner
I’m hosting my first Thanksgiving this year – meaning, I will be doing the turkey roasting and wine pairing. Since this is my first year my parents aren’t hosting, I think it’s safe to say the torch is officially being passed. My boyfriend and I are very excited to host and open our home to our family! That said, if you’re hosting Thanksgiving dinner this year, you might be wondering about the best wines to serve. Just in time for the holidays, consider this your guide to the best wine pairings for Thanksgiving dinner! What to Consider When Choosing Wine Pairings for Thanksgiving Dinner There are so many dishes and flavors involved in the annual Thanksgiving meal: savory, salty, sweet, sometimes spicy, hearty, etc. Is there one wine that is above the rest? How can you possibly choose the best wine(s) for such an important meal? Well, there are few things to consider when choosing wine pairings for thanksgiving dinner, including: Taking these factors into account, let’s talk about the b
by Kelsey Cummins5 viewswinebubbleschampagnechardonnayholidaypinot-noir - news
Where to Wine Taste in Healdsburg: Copain Wines
Let me introduce you to one of my absolute favorite wineries in Russian River Valley: Copain Wines. My love for Copain runs deep for many reasons, including their French-inspired winemaking process and the incredible talent of their winemaker. Did I mention the incredible views of the Russian River? Copain Wines is a wine country destination that you don’t want to miss! What is Copain Wines? In French, Copain is defined as “friend,” which is very fitting for a winery that encourages celebrating the little things in life with friends and family. When you visit Copain, you’re a friend, indeed. From personal experience, I can confirm that the winemaker, Ryan Zepaltas, is amazing. He is very talented at what he does and it shows in his production. However, the positive impressions don’t stop with Ryan. The entire staff at Copain offer incredible hospitality (shout out to Michael) at every visit. Where is Copain Wines? Located in Healdsburg, CA, Copain Wines overlooks the Russian River. It’
by Kelsey Cummins5 viewstravel-guideswinechardonnaycopaincopain-wineshealdsburg