Month: July 2022

Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon has become a real force to be reckoned with in the world of South American wine and beyond. Chile is considered an ideal place to grow many of the most popular Bordeaux-style grapes. So what are the details behind this South American refuge of Old World styles? In this final installment of
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Marlborough may be known for searing Sauvignon Blanc, but the region is emerging as a world class Pinot Noir producer. Learn more about New Zealand’s rising star. Pinot territory. Southern Valleys, Marlborough. Photo Courtesy of: Kevin Judd – Greywacke Marlborough Pinot Noir Marlborough turns out vibrantly textured, intensely aromatic wines. With its explosive tropical fruit,
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Argentina is brimming with delicious wines, rich history, and insight on a beautiful land. So what’s the perfect strategy to take in Argentina and expand your palate? Learn By Drinking: Argentina of course! Let your tastebuds teach you Our sense of taste is one of the most evocative and powerful tools for gaining a sense
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For most of us, opening old vintage wine is a once in a lifetime experience. Here are some things we learned while opening 40 year old wine. Get ready for a few surprises! [embedded content][embedded content]The wine of the night was a 1979 Diamond Creek Cabernet, but can we open it? Opening a 40 Year
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This month’s wine club shipment theme is “Aging Vessels: Oak, Stainless, Concrete.” We’ll be tasting four wines that each use a different aging method to understand how aging affects wine taste. It’s a great opportunity to taste the difference in aging vessels while you taste new, intriguing wines from around the world. Available Now! Join
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Napa Valley is one of the west’s jewels in wine making. Revered vintages and famous names dot the breath-taking landscape, and decades of delicious wines are waiting to be tasted. Learn By Drinking: Napa Valley awaits you and the journey across Northern California begins now. Your palate is the teacher Why learn from a book
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This video describes different types of Chardonnay while using an unoaked chardonnay from Kay Wines . This is Kay Wines Chardonnay 2018 which has aromas of pineapple and tropical flavour and it is owned by Katlego Komana NB: This video was taken before LockdownSA You can also follow me on the socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/terrasgwabe Twitter:
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Discover Rioja wine! This video is all about Spain’s most famous red wine, made with the Tempranillo grape. Venga, let’s go! 🥝 ⏩ Watch Next: Learn All About Spanish Wine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRIPi7DOLsc&list=PLWoKRXwP0XnJ2Ex0LvOrx3psJ_8FkyAYQ MY FREE SPAIN RESOURCES 🍤 Tapas 101 Cheat Sheet: https://swiy.io/Tapas101 🏡 Spain House Buyer’s Checklist: https://swiy.io/SpainHouseChecklist 🔑 Spain House Renter’s Cheat Sheet: https://swiy.io/SpainRentalCheatSheet ENHANCE
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Winemakers are working to capitalise on the growing popularity of zero-alcohol wine, as more Australians choose to curb the booze beyond Dry July. Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE Read more here: https://ab.co/3HXaF9n However, one of the biggest turn-offs for wine drinkers has been that alcohol-free versions simply do not taste the same. Australian Wine Research Institute research scientist
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Check out my websites: https://meinelese.de https://meinelese.de/blog/ Follow me on …: https://www.facebook.com/konstantin.baum https://www.instagram.com/konstantinbaum_mw/ In this video I am going to taste some freak wines. Some of them are very cheap wines, from weird regions and are bottled in strange bottle shapes. Some are just interesting wines.
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You don’t have to spend a lot of money to get good wine. In this episode, I taste six wines that received 90 points from critics like James Suckling, Wine Spectator, and Robert Parker (The Wine Advocate) under $20. Wines featured in this episode: Giesen, Sauvignon Blanc 2020 https://share.exoticwinetravel.com/giesensauvignonblanc Vivonne, Côtes du Provence 2020 The
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