4 hrs ago | Manawatu Evening Standard
A hedonist's guide to wine country
By day three in French wine country, I'm feeling like an extra in the classic 1970s film La Grande Bouffe, in which Marcello Mastroianni and company retire to a country villa to gorge themselves to death.
6 hrs ago | Sunday Times
The 2010 Nederburg Auction saw sales of R5.6-million - the first increase in five years.
7 hrs ago | Poughkeepsie Journal
As host of a wine-tasting party, you can socialize and explore new vintages
Selecting a wine at dinner with your boss or friends can be intimidating. 'Red or white? California or French? What if we're eating fish and meat? Why is everyone drinking Malbec? What happened to merlot? I knew merlot.' The simple grape: It's a tiny fruit that's big on intimidation.
11 hrs ago | NBC29
Wine Tasting Benefits Fluvanna SPCA
The Fluvanna SPCA made more than $6,000 at Saturday's fundraiser. People were wine tasting for Fluvanna County's SPCA Saturday afternoon at Keswick Vineyards.
15 hrs ago | Regina Leader Post
B.C. woman dies at the age of 108
Mary Florence Moroz, a great-great grandmother from Merritt, believed to be the oldest person in British Columbia, has died at the age of 108.
20 hrs ago | The Post-Journal, Jamestown New York
Merritt Estate Winery recently captured three awards at the Indy International Wine Competition in West Lafayette, Ind.
Yesterday | North Jersey Media Group
Better quality sparks new taste for kosher wines
Since Rosh Hashana is all about clean slates and fresh starts, perhaps ita TMs time to give kosher wines another chance.
Sussex sparkling wine is world's best 'Champagne'
A Sussex sparkling wine has toppled French champagne as the best bubbly in the world.
The federal government is investing in British Columbia wine and grape innovation to strengthen crops and improve growers' economic viability and sustainability.
New Association Watches over Bulgarian Wine Makers
One of the membership requirements of the new Association of Bulgarian Wine Producers is ownership of a licensed wine cellar.
Early grape harvest gives wineries plenty of options
The grape harvest, like just about every other crop this year, has arrived two to three weeks early because of an unusually warm spring that kicked off an especially pleasant growing season.
Wine cellars can work in any home
No basement is no excuse for not having the wine cellar of your dreams. Even in a townhouse, Ken Clark managed to carve a serious wine room out of his kitchen corner to house up to 600 bottles.
Minister Shrugs Off Speculations That Wine Growers May Face Problems
Date : Sat, 4 Sep 2010 10:51:17 +0500 MINISTER SHRUGS OFF SPECULATIONS THAT WINE GROWERS MAY FACE PROBLEMS IN SELLING THEIR CROP /ARKA/ September 2, 2010 YEREVAN YEREVAN, September 2, /ARKA/. Armenia's agriculture minister Gerasim Alaverdian shrugged off Monday speculations that wine growers may face problems in selling their grape.
Vernon: Vernon VP Pedals 50 Miles To Support Boss With Chronic Illness
Clubs & Organizations Submitted by Karen E. Butler, Vice President, National MS Society, Connecticut Chapter, on 2010-09-03.   Karen E. Butler Vernon resident Kiara Longo prepares to enjoy a glass of wine after riding 25 miles at the 2010 Bike MS: Cardio Express Ride at Priam Vineyards in Colchester Saturday, Aug.
Recipe: Braised Beef Short Ribs
Andrew Lampasone, owner of Wine Watch in Fort Lauderdale, enjoys a good meal with his wine.
Keuka Lake Vineyards strives to make dry, elegant wines
While helping their son look for a college in 1992, Mel and Dorothee Goldman became smitten with the scenery and the friendliness they encountered in the Finger Lakes.
Chron Appetit: What's your favorite Wine Country secret?
In honor of Labor Day and anyone who might be headed up to Napa over the long weekend, this week's Chron Appetit is: What's your favorite Wine Country dining secret? As always, please share additional thoughts in the comments.
Great expectations for second career as wine maker
Dave Guest had a 10 year plan. It just got interrupted in year six. Guest, who lives in Black Diamond, was a news editor at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer when it ceased putting out a daily newspaper.
Sommeliers and Wine Geeks Alike Sing Praises of Low-Alcohol Wines
The lower the booze, the better the food tastes, and the more you can drink without being blotto.
Lovers of fine fizz can indulge in glasses of delicious, new, springtime sparkling pinot gris.
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