Posted on October 5, 2009, 9:42 pm, by BookWineTour.com, under
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Author: Karen Karila
There are some basic rules that will help you get the right combination of foods paired with wines. Yes, there are wines that will improve the quality of your dining experience when the right combination of food is pair appropriately with the right choice in wine. When you get it right, the right [...]
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Posted on April 8, 2009, 2:57 pm, by BookWineTour.com, under
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Author: Ben Adams
If you have a growing collection of wine, it may be time to consider constructing a wine cellar. Some time ago the custom wine cellar was a rarity; today more and more wine lovers are learning about wine cellar construction or contracting the work out to those who know how to do the [...]
Posted on January 7, 2009, 9:41 am, by BookWineTour.com, under
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Author: Fiona Muller
Brandy and Cognac are traditionally associated with after dinner drinks or for having a quick snifter of when going out hunting or on a brisk walk. Brandy was also seen as being medicinal in the past because of its warming qualities – think St Bernard dogs finding victims of avalanches. In fact it [...]
An event like no other! Music, food and wine! Enjoy these fine moment at the Sonoma Jazz + festival which starts today and will continue till Sunday, May 25. This is a no-ordinary event and what attracts the wine lovers is fine atmosphere, fine wines and fine [...]
Exports of champagne (and we mean the real champagne that comes from France) hit the new all-time record last year (2007) - 300 million bottles.
And this is also due to new and growing demands from Asian countries like China and India. China consumed half a million bottles last year which is not much compared to [...]