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Evolution of a Palate. Part 2
At the end my previous article, I mentioned which red wines were delivering more overall pleasure than my previous favorites: wines with less intensity in color, aroma and flavor; those with less reliance on new oak; and others with a tad more palate-cleansing acidity. In a word, wines that are “lip smacking” good, aka delicious . But first, let’s revisit Cola, my very first and favorite, food-accompanying beverage, and why it never failed to satisfy. Beyond the seductive sweetness, the reason I (and likely you) loved Cola with cheeseburgers and French fries was because of the fizzy stuff. Acidity. Besides washing down the food, it did something else I didn’t fully appreciate: it cleansed my palate between bites (of all that artery clogging sludge), and prepped it for the next mouthful. Next, in my “ABC” Chardonnay phase, it didn't take long before I got jaded with the buttery, oak laden style. It was then, as I moved on to oak free whites like
by noreply@blogger.com (tom)4 views - news
Cocktails Gone Viral (Pt1)
In our last blog post, we posted an in-depth article about alternative ways to make money for bartenders and bar owners. Based on the feedback we received, it appears that most of you loved the idea of bartending classes! My email flooded with questions all relating to the same theme--How do online mixology workshops work and how can I make money doing one?
by Ivo Peshev6 viewsbar-talk - news
Beers to Pair with Sushi
The post Beers to Pair with Sushi appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis6 viewsbeer-pairing-recipes-and-moreblogsushibeer-and-sushisushi-pairing-with-beerpairing-beer-and-sushu - news
Ask Adam: Is It True Only Cheap Sake Should Be Served Hot?
If you Google this question, the resounding answer you’ll find on the interwebs is that the only sake that should ever be heated is the cheap stuff, but that’s a misunderstood oversimplification of sake, borne from too many sake bombs consumed at chain hibachi restaurants. The article Ask Adam: Is It True Only Cheap Sake Should Be Served Hot? appeared first on VinePair .
by Adam Teeter6 viewsreading-about-drinkingadviceask-adamdrinking-advicesake - news
2020 Vintage Update: Sonoma Grape Harvest Begins at Jordan
[…] The post 2020 Vintage Update: Sonoma Grape Harvest Begins at Jordan appeared first on Jordan Winery .
by Maggie Kruse7 viewsbehind-the-sceneswhat-s-new - news
We’re a Top 10 Wedding Venue in Phoenix, AZ
It's official! SanTan Brewing Company has been named a Top 10 Wedding Venues in Phoenix, Arizona by the editors at Wedding Rule. The post We’re a Top 10 Wedding Venue in Phoenix, AZ appeared first on SanTan Brewing Company .
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I like IPAs. What other beer should I try?
The post I like IPAs. What other beer should I try? appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis7 viewsbeer-101blogdry-hoppedtripelipapale-ale - news
Oregon Update: National Pinot Noir Day
<img src="https://img1.wsimg.com/isteam/ip/5a6dda85-2308-4330-b9e5-3940be4fde01/84A2F4C5-4909-4076-877D-6E40933C77BC.jpeg"/><p>August 18, 2020</p>
by Peninsula Underground3 views - news
PU Ranked on Feedspot’s Top 100 Wine Blogs
<img src="https://img1.wsimg.com/isteam/ip/5a6dda85-2308-4330-b9e5-3940be4fde01/WINE%20BLOG%20AWARD.jpeg"/><p>We found out this week that Peninsula Underground has been ranked on Feedspot’s Top 100 Wine Blogs, Websites, and Influencers for 2020:</p>
by Peninsula Underground3 views - news
From My Grateful Heart to Yours
I was admittedly reluctant a few years ago when we first implemented a “no-tip” policy. But my perspective has shifted.
by Regina Mc Carthy3 views - news
Beer to Pair with Burgers
The post Beer to Pair with Burgers appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis6 viewsbeer-pairing-recipes-and-moreblogbeer-pairinghoppy-beeripablonde-ale - news
Dingle Batch No. 5 Single Malt Irish Whiskey New Release
Dingle Batch No. 5 Single Malt Irish Whiskey Dingle Batch No. 5 is the latest Whiskey expression from Dingle Distillery in Kerry. Dingle Batch No. 5 is an Irish Single Malt Whiskey finished in Bourbon, Madeira and Pedro Ximenez casks. Dingle Batch No. 5 is the second batch released under the watch of master Distiller […]
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Cocktail Pros: Don’t Throw In The Towel Yet
Stand up to the pandemic and keep bartending using these alternative ways to make money with what you love to do.
by Ivo Peshev6 viewsbar-talk - news
Sliabh Liag Distillery Distills First Legal Whiskey Spirit in Donegal for nearly180 Years.
Sliabh Liag Distillery Distills First Legal Whiskey Spirit in Donegal for 180 Years. I’ve had a great interest in the journey and success of James and Moira Doherty and all at Sliabh Liag Distillery since I first blogged about their Dúlamán Gin and Silkie Whiskey some years ago. Incidentally, that blog post about Sliabh Liag […]
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Tullamore D.E.W. Visitor Centre Launches The Tully Cocktail Making Class
To Celebrate Its Re-Opening, The Tullamore D.E.W. Visitor Centre Launches The Tully Cocktail Making Class. Tully Cocktail Making Class – An Evening of Cocktail Making and Craic In Tullamore After three months of closure, the Tullamore D.E.W. Visitor Centre is delighted to open its doors once more. To celebrate its long awaited re-opening, the Visitor […]
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015 – WV joins Black is Beautiful collaboration
On Episode 15 of West Virginia Beer Roads, two West Virginia breweries tell us why they are participating in the national Black is Beautiful collaboration beer project. Aryn and Sam Fonda of Weathered Ground Brewery and Drew Hetzer and Jay… Continue Reading… The post 015 – WV joins Black is Beautiful collaboration appeared first on BrilliantStream .
by Charles Bockway and Erin McCoy3 viewscraft-beerpodcastwest-virginia - news
The Best Oyster and Beer Pairings
The post The Best Oyster and Beer Pairings appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis6 viewsbeer-pairing-recipes-and-moreblogallagash-whitetripeloysterswitbier - news
Malahide Castle Whiskey Tastings
Malahide Castle Whiskey Tastings. Tutored Whiskey Tasting in an old medieval castle! Guest Blog Post by John Callelly Island Whiskey Tours. The team at Malahide Castle are delighted to introduce a new Whiskey Tasting Experience this summer. Whiskey and castles – a match made in heaven! Enjoy a fully guided tour of the 12th century […]
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Progress on my Wine Grapes Direct Wines
July 19, 2020 It’s been a year since I last gave an update about My Quest for Top-Quality Fruit for Making Superlative Wines. In April 2019, I started the following... Read more » The post Progress on my Wine Grapes Direct Wines appeared first on Techniques in Home Winemaking .
by Daniel6 viewsfrozen-musthome-winemakingproduct-reviewscabernet-sauvignonchardonnaypinot-noir - news
What’s In Your Tequila? An Editorial.
Why we decided to address the industry’s lack of transparency on additive use If this headline has given you pause, it should. After all, 100% agave tequila traditionally comprises of... The post What’s In Your Tequila? An Editorial. appeared first on TasteTequila .
by Grover & Scarlet2 viewsblog - news
Cairo Whiskey Tasting
Cairo Whiskey Tasting. Irish Whiskey on The Nile. There is something about the light in Africa. Once you have been there, even once, it stays forever in your memory. As a scent, not experienced for thirty years can immediately return you to childhood times, the light of an African morning evokes powerful memories of previous […]
by Whiskey Blogger3 views2-pooka-irish-whiskey3-pooka-irish-whiskeyirish-whiskeyirish-whiskey-brandsirish-whiskey-newsstuart-s-whiskey-blog - news
Deconstructed Albondigas
Pair with our Dry Gewuztraminer The post Deconstructed Albondigas appeared first on Castello di Amorosa .
by Bradley Aden7 viewsrecipessoupsmain-coursedeconstructed-albondigasalbondigasgewurztraminer - news
Walsh Whiskey Community Successfully Raises €16,000 for Jack and Jill Foundation.
International Walsh Whiskey community raises €16,000 in just over one month to fund 1,000 homecare hours for young children with highly complex medical conditions and their families, through the Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation. The Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation provides critical home nursing care and end of life support to 340 children with highly […]
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Evolution of a palate. Part One
As a wine newbie, my original preferences were likely determined by a Cola-trained palate. Mateus and Lancers, popular Pinks of the day, were soft, very palate-friendly, and inexpensive, plus they had the added cachet of being imported. But it didn’t take long, noting in the “savor” tasting step, that they weren't savory, they were sweet! My pursuit shifted to California whites, and I started sniffing and sipping Chenin Blanc. Somewhat off-dry, but not as overtly sweet as the Portuguese Pinks, it was a bit more “serious” because the varietal seemed to lay claim to French provenance, which is where the day’s action was in upscale food and wine. Also, it was soft and easy to drink. Sensing that I was a budding wine Geek, a friend with far more wine experience than I, offered me this sage advice: “For reds, drink Cabernet Sauvignon, and for whites, drink Chardonnay. The Cabernet goes with meats, and the Chardonnay goes with fish. You don’t need anythi
by noreply@blogger.com (tom)3 views
