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Coffee?a Wine Lover?s Best Friend? - Classic Wines TV

Tue, 07 Oct 2008 16:51:18 GMT

Wine lovers are famously in-tune with the nuances of food and beverage. Wine, being complex and dynamic, provides drinkers with a different experience every time they open a bottle. Unfortunately, due to its alcoholic nature, wine is only appropriate at certain times of day. What else could capture wine lover?s attention in the same way? Host Brian Freedman contends that coffee is answer. Discussing high end coffee?s from Jax Coffee House, Brian compares the diverse tasting palate that good coffee provides. If wine owns the nighttime, certainly coffee is king all day!

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Tags : american, aroma, coffee, jaxs, review, south, tasting, wine

America Goes Germanic - An American Riesling Showdown

Tue, 30 Sep 2008 18:18:25 GMT

Germany's most famous wine is Riesling... but what happens when Americans take a stab at it? Join Brian Freedman as he pits two American Rieslings against each other in a full on tasting challenge. More wine videos are available at www.ClassicWines.com.

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Tags : american, brian, classic, drink, freedman, german, review, riesling, tasting, tv, videos, wine, wines

Soave White Wine from Italy - Classic Wines TV

Thu, 29 May 2008 22:48:01 GMT

Italy, while not as famous for its quality white wines, produces a very nice Soave. Made from the garganega and trebbiano grapes, the soave wines we review today offer a nice alternative to what you would traditionally expect from Italy. Join us as we review the Allegrini 2006 and the Pieropan 2006 in our Classic Wines showdown. Go to ClassicWines.com to learn more and to find your favorite bottle of wine.

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Tags : brian, classicwines, drink, freedman, italian, review, soave, tasting, tv, video, white, wine

Champagne Wine Tasting Showdown - Classic Wines TV

Fri, 23 May 2008 14:34:04 GMT

Host Brian Freedman discusses two very findable, very affordable bottles of Champagne. Contrary to popular belief, most Champagnes are not made up of a single white grape. Instead, they are a carefully crafted mix of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. This production can result in intriguing differences between bottles.

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Tags : champagne, review, showdown, tasting, wine