Riesling

The Oregon Tale: Traveling the State

Mar 10th, 2010 | By Kevin and Pam | Category: Riesling

Oregon is a place that isn?t known for vacations: it?s not a large tourist attraction or an ideal spring break destination. It, quite simply, isn?t famous. Because of this, it?s one of the most modest of regions. If someone were to ask Oregon if it was a nice state, in its own humble manner it [...]



Types of Wine

Mar 9th, 2010 | By Kevin and Pam | Category: Riesling

There are two fundamental types of wine based on grape color — red (from red or black grapes) and white (from white grapes). Grapes of these different colors can have hundreds of varieties, which is why types of wine are so numerous on store shelves. Consumers are the most familiar with names given to the [...]



South African Wine

Mar 9th, 2010 | By Kevin and Pam | Category: Riesling

The South African wine industry was certainly affected by the apartheid era. Some might say it has come out with positive results, while others may say it has never recovered. South Africa is definitely producing some of the most superb wine?s which are becoming more and more popular around the world.
South African wine routes are [...]



The Oregon Tale: Traveling the State

Mar 8th, 2010 | By Kevin and Pam | Category: Riesling

Oregon is a place that isn?t known for vacations: it?s not a large tourist attraction or an ideal spring break destination. It, quite simply, isn?t famous. Because of this, it?s one of the most modest of regions. If someone were to ask Oregon if it was a nice state, in its own humble manner it [...]



I Love French Wine and Food - An Alsace Pinot Gris

Mar 7th, 2010 | By Kevin and Pam | Category: Riesling

If you are looking for fine French wine and food, consider the Alsace region of northeastern France. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you?ll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a local white Pinot Gris wine.
Among France?s eleven wine-growing regions Alsace ranks number ten in total [...]



The Proper Servicing Of Wine

Mar 7th, 2010 | By Kevin and Pam | Category: Riesling

The Proper service of wine starts as soon as you bring it home. How you handle it, store it, open, and pour it is all a part of wine service protocol. Wine is only a result of a long and delicate journey that can take many years to perfect. So the next time your swinging [...]



The Big Cheese

Mar 6th, 2010 | By Kevin and Pam | Category: Riesling

There are many different characters you can create in romance stories. For example, a debonair man is one who appreciates the finer things in life; someone with suave characteristics, sophisticated charm, and exquisite taste. He should have knowledge of the arts, fine wines, and exotic foods.
Recently, I was in the grocery store and came across [...]



Grapes of the World - Part 1

Mar 5th, 2010 | By Kevin and Pam | Category: Riesling

Do you know where your wine comes from? This article series provides information on many world-renowned grapes that are used in wine production.

Most wines take their name from the variety of grape used to make it. However obvious that fact may be to highly trained viticulturists, the uneducated in wine will have just [...]



Seven Essential Wines - What to Always Have on Hand

Mar 5th, 2010 | By Kevin and Pam | Category: Riesling

Think ?little black dress that is always in style.? It?s the same for wine - there are certain essential wines to always have available that will undoubtedly please any discerning palate and never go out of style. Unless you?re willing to stock an entire cellar, consider purchasing a carefully selected group of wines [...]



Food and wine choice advice from an expert wine taster

Mar 4th, 2010 | By Kevin and Pam | Category: Riesling

Food and wine were meant to go together. In my big Italian family, no gathering was complete without plenty of both. Winter feasts were easy for the food and wine lovers among us - a hearty red table wine is the perfect foil for most southern Italian dishes. A pitcher of table wine drawn from [...]