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... make a name for itself when Australia started producing affordable versions a couple of decades ago. And with Shiraz production there going through the roof, many people consider the Aussies be masters of this grape. However, that’s not to ...

By: Emily Mathers l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l May 08, 2009 l Views: 107
Robert  Rees

A look at the current state of health of the Australian wine industry in the global context and stylistic developments ocurring as a result of this.

By: Robert Rees l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l Sep 30, 2009 l Views: 3

You have just finished a lovely meal, satisfying really, in a chic new restaurant that just opened in your area. As you begin to replay the evening’s delicacies in your mind you are suddenly interrupted. In front of you is placed the piece ...

By: Phillip Wainwright l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l Nov 10, 2009 l Views: 115

In 1738 poet John Gay wrote in The Squire and His Cure: From wine what sudden friendship springs! Wine has a long history that dates back to at least 4000 BC. Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics in tombs include pictures of royalty drinking ...

By: Phillip Wainwright l Food and Beverage l Aug 05, 2009 l Views: 17

Wine's role in our culture needs an inspiring educator...to simplify, demystify, and explain the growing wall of wine information and facts. The next generation of wine consumer needs romance and entertainment...with lots of flavor. And, a ...

By: cody maverich l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l May 21, 2008 l Views: 18

Yes, it is that time of year once again. With everything you already have to do, the last thing you may be thinking about is wine. Yet wine has become an important part of the season, whether you are serving or drinking – or both.

By: Glenn Larkin l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l Nov 23, 2009 l Views: 17

When it comes to buying red wine there are lots of different varieties on the market to choose from. This article gives you a quick overview of the main types of grapes used in red wine production. Hopefully it will help you when you ...

By: Fiona Muller l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l Apr 21, 2008 l Views: 172

A guide to deciding which wine goes with which food.

By: Kathy Howe l Art & Entertainment l Jul 07, 2006 l Views: 2,255
Bill Garlough

Full guide to Sangria, tips on how to make and pair the best Sangria.

By: Bill Garlough l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l Aug 20, 2008 l Views: 1,679
Muna wa Wanjiru

In general you should really serve wine at a no more than the 650F mark. Anything more than that will make the wine taste different. But that’s only in general. Ideally each wine or wine type has a certain wine serving temperatures at ...

By: Muna wa Wanjiru l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l Jan 12, 2008 l Views: 330

Chardonnay is a thousand year old small village in Mâconnais in the southern portion of France's burgundy region.

By: Alison White l News and Society > Free l Jul 05, 2006 l Views: 1,752

Wines are of many types. Red wine is a type of wine which is extracted from red, dark purple or blue colored grapes. This wine is red in color. Red wine is produced by fermenting grape juice. The red color of the wine is due to the tannins ...

By: James Copper l Careers l Aug 27, 2008 l Views: 101

There are several different kinds of red wine. Most wines are made from grapes, including syrah, cabernet and zinfandel varieties. If only one variety (merlot, for example) is listed on the label, the wine is varietal and is named after ...

By: Jennifer Waite l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l Dec 19, 2007 l Views: 577
Scott Wells

As wine tasting is considered to be a very sophisticated practice there is a specific etiquette you have to follow. This etiquette should remain the same whether you are at a vineyard, a wine tasting private party, or in a restaurant.

By: Scott Wells l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l Oct 29, 2009 l Views: 6

Participants in an exceptional monthly wine club, be they novices or connoisseurs, enjoy the benefits of having their own personal enologist and wine merchant to guide them on a journey of wine discovery.

By: Stuart Jay l Food and Beverage > Wines and Spirits l May 08, 2008 l Views: 100
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