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How to Visit a Winery

Mon, 28 Dec 2009 21:26:02 GMT

http://www.AmberCrestWinery.com Learn what to expect when you visit a winery

By mjm5350

Tags : champagne, custom, labels, personalized, red, tastings, travel, vacations, visit, white, winery

How to Pair Wine and Food

Mon, 28 Dec 2009 20:39:01 GMT

http://www.AmberCrestWinery.com Learn what you really need to know about wine and food pairings

By mjm5350

Tags : amber, cheese, chocolate, crest, customized, food, fun, labels, pairings, personalized, really, red, show, white, wine, winery

How to know if youll like a wine before you buy it

Mon, 28 Dec 2009 20:27:00 GMT

http://www.AmberCrestWinery.com Learn how to know if youll like a wine before you buy it

By mjm5350

Tags : buying, custom, labels, online, personalized, store, tasting, wine, winery

Korat Wang Nam Kaew

Fri, 25 Dec 2009 03:04:00 GMT

Explore Korat with http://koratfart.com The Korat Expat Forum Wang Nam Kaew is a 45 minute drive from Korat city and is surrounded by mountains and countryside. There are several hotels and resorts you can stay at including Hill Hut Camping and Hotel Village Farm & Winery. Learn more about Nakhon Ratchasima at http://koratfart.com

By LearnThai

Tags : Korat, countryside, hotels, winery

Rossignol Vineyard in Little Sands - Prince Edward Island, Canada

Thu, 24 Dec 2009 00:00:01 GMT

The Rossignol Estate Winery is located in Little Sands, along the picturesque shore of Prince Edward Island. It is a popular attraction for both local residents and tourists alike, and provides many unique offerings such as blackberry mead and roasted liqueur. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://www.canada.travel

By canadiantourism

Tags : #ctc#, alcohol, blackberry, canada, culture, dessert, fresh, honey, ingredients, keepexploring, liqueur, little sands, maple, palate, pei, prince edward island, rossignol, sweet, tourism, tradition, travel, vines, vineyard, wine, winery

Brome-Missisquoi Wine Route in the Eastern Townships - Quebec, Canada

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:12:01 GMT

The Brome-Missisquoi wine route features dozens of wineries in Quebec's Eastern Townships. It is a celebrated attraction for wine enthusiasts the world over, as the tours provide an opportunity to indulge in local flavors and learn about the history and technique behind wine-making -- including the region's unique specialty, ice wine. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://www.canada.travel

By canadiantourism

Tags : "jean-p, #ctc#, brome-missisquoi, canada, claire dubé, corkscrew, cotes d'ardoise, fields, grapes, keepexploring, l'orpailleur, quebec, route, tasting, tours, vignoble, vignoble des cotes d'ardoise, vines, vintner, wine, winemaking, wineries, winery

Prince Edward County: A Growing Wine Region - Ontario, Canada

Tue, 22 Dec 2009 08:35:00 GMT

Prince Edward County is located in southern Ontario, at the eastern end of Lake Ontario. The area is celebrated for its large selection of vineyards and wineries, which attract both local residents and tourists alike. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://www.canada.travel

By canadiantourism

Tags : "richard, #ctc#, bar, canada, culinary, culture, environment, flavors, food, functional, green, j, keepexploring, luxury, nature, noir, norman hardy, ontario, pinot, prince edward county, region, summer, tasting, tourism, travel, vineyard, wine, winery

[E] Wines from Portugal #2 with Charles Metcalfe

Sat, 19 Dec 2009 19:28:03 GMT

http://www.bkwine.com/wine_tours/wine_tours.htm --- PART 2 of the interview with Charles Metcalfe, who can be called the guru on Portuguese wines: on the excellent wine and food in Portugal today. Is Portugal perhaps a New World wine country (with all the new technology and new knowledge)? Charles says perhaps, but perhaps not. It is maybe more a question of rediscovery of the old world. Portugal has also benefited enormously benefited from infrastructure investments financed by the European community. What about the prospects for the Portuguese to market and sell their wines with these local and unknown grape varieties on the international market? Are Portuguese grape names the future? Perhaps for arinto, touriga nacional, and maybe on or two others. Otherwise it is probably more important to emphasise the brand. But it can be very small “brands” e.g. Quinta do Crasto or Quinta de la Rosa to take two examples from the Douro Valley. Brands and branding is probably the way to go rather than the grape varieties, says Charles. We must also mention the book The Wine and Food Lover’s Guide to Portugal: A monumental book on Portugal, its food, the wineries and places to visits, hotels to stay in etc. A travel guide for people who love eating and drinking. By Charles Metcalfe and Kathryn McWhirter of course. This interview was made at the European Wine Bloggers Conference #EWBC 2009 in Lisbon: http://winebloggersconference.org/europe/ On the book: http://www.innhousepublishing.com/ Charles’ blog, The wine singer: http://thewinesinger.blog.co.uk/ More on Charles: http://www.wineeducators.com/charles_metcalfe.html Music: Kaleidoscope, Sol e dad, http://www.jamendo.com By BKWine, http://www.bkwine.com. Interviewer: Per Karlsson, BKWine See all our wine videos on our BKWine TV channel: http://www.youtube.com/bkwine

By bkwine

Tags : Portugal, author, bkwine, innovation, portuguese, tasting, tour, tradition, travel, vineyard, visit, wine, winery, writer

African Lunch on Allee Bleue Wine Estate

Thu, 17 Dec 2009 16:07:04 GMT

Cafe Allee Bleue, the restaurant on the estate, was the location of our wine and food pairing. Erica, the chef was lovely and created dishes of prosciutto encrusted Kingklip, Braised Kudu and Springbok – to be paired with a Isabeau blend and Pinotage...

By ToastedHostess

Tags : Chardonnay, Noi, Pinot, Pinotage, Temptation, Travel, Wine, and, cheese, cork, corkscrew, cuisine, destination, diary, exotic, food, international, oenology, pairing, region, sommelier, tasting, tour, vineyard, viniculture, vino, viticulture, wine, winery

[E] Wines from Portugal #1 with Charles Metcalfe

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 23:32:00 GMT

http://www.bkwine.com/wine_tours/wine_tours.htm --- PART 1 of the interview with Charles Metcalfe, who can be called the guru on Portuguese wines: on the excellent wine and food in Portugal today. Charles also talks about the recent history of Portuguese wines. 20 years ago, when Charles and his wife Kathryn wrote their first book about Portuguese wines, there used to be only a small number of producers. Today there is a large variety and large number of a young generation of winemakers in Portugal. The old image of rustic reds and oxidised whites is now history. The new generation winemakers make wonderful wines. Today there is so much more knowledge on how to make high quality wines. There is a vast variety of Portuguese grape varieties that give wines of characters and flavours that are unique. Some examples: Vinho Verde with aromatic grape varieties such as loureiro; Douro, not just red but also whites; Bucelas with e.g. arinto; etc. One of the big surprises with Portuguese wines for many people is that there are many excellent fresh and aromatic white wines from grapes such as bical, sercial, and arinto. Is Portugal perhaps a New World wine country (with all the new technology and new knowledge)? Charles says perhaps, but perhaps not. It is maybe more a question of rediscovery of the old world. Portugal has also benefited enormously benefited from infrastructure investments financed by the European community. What about the prospects for the Portuguese to market and sell their wines with these local and unknown grape varieties on the international market? Are Portuguese grape names the future? Perhaps for arinto, touriga nacional, and maybe on or two others. Otherwise it is probably more important to emphasise the brand. But it can be very small “brands” e.g. Quinta do Crasto or Quinta de la Rosa to take two examples from the Douro Valley. Brands and branding is probably the way to go rather than the grape varieties, say

By bkwine

Tags : Portugal, author, bkwine, innovation, portuguese, tasting, tour, tradition, travel, vineyard, visit, wine, winery, writer

[E] Wines from Portugal with Charles Metcalfe

Sun, 13 Dec 2009 22:34:01 GMT

http://www.bkwine.com/wine_tours/wine_tours.htm --- Interview with Charles Metcalfe, who can be called the guru on Portuguese wines; on the excellent wine and food in Portugal today. Charles also talks about the recent history of Portuguese wines. 20 years ago, when Charles and his wife Kathryn wrote their first book on Portuguese wines, there used to be only a small number of producers. Today there is a large variety and large number of a young generation of winemakers in Portugal. The old image of rustic reds and oxidised whites is now history. The new generation winemakers make wonderful wines. Today there is so much more knowledge on how to make quality wines. There is a vast variety of Portuguese grape varieties that give wines of character, and flavours that are unique. Some examples: Vinho Verde with aromatic grape varieties such as loureiro; Douro, not just red but also whites; Bucelas with e.g. arinto; etc. One of the big surprises with Portuguese wines for many people is that there are many excellent, fresh and aromatic white wines from grapes such as bical, sercial, and arinto. Is Portugal perhaps a New World wine country (with all the new technology and new knowledge)? Charles says perhaps, but perhaps not. It is maybe more a question of rediscovery of the old world. Portugal has also benefited enormously from infrastructure investments financed by the European community. What about the prospects for the Portuguese to market and sell their wines with these local and unknown grape varieties on the international market? Are Portuguese grape names the future? Perhaps for arinto, touriga nacional, and maybe on or two others. Otherwise it is probably more important to emphasise the brand. But it can be very small "brands" e.g. Quinta do Crasto or Quinta de la Rosa to take two examples from the Douro Valley. Brands and branding is probably the way to go rather than the grape varieties, says Charles. We must also me

By bkwine

Tags : Portugal, author, bkwine, innovation, portuguese, tasting, tour, tradition, travel, vineyard, visit, wine, winery, writer

The Info on Wine Labels

Sat, 12 Dec 2009 18:22:00 GMT

Wine Labels: On the back label of every bottle of wine you're likely to find all kinds of "information." We have some thoughts on how that space should be used. Our suggestions come from our experience and from consumers. We listen to and hear consumers and we ask them for their opinions on things such as ... the label!

By Wineguystv

Tags : california, denver, denverwineguy, denverwineguy.com, education, http://wineguystv.com, information, nap, napavalley.com, salvestrinwinery.com, wine, wineguystv.com, winery

Roblar Semillon

Wed, 09 Dec 2009 20:59:02 GMT

Judit & Corina taste Roblar Sémillon on winedinetv.com

By winedinetv

Tags : cooking, roblar, school, semillion, semillon, taste, white, wine, winery

North Star Tour - Niagara Falls

Sat, 05 Dec 2009 10:10:00 GMT

North Star Tour - Premier Tour Operator who provides the affordable daily depature services. Best online site for Niagara Falls Attractions, Tours and Tourism from http://www.northstartour.com

By northstartours

Tags : Bus, Canada, Day, Falls, Niaga, Niagara, Toronto, Tour, Tours, Trip, Winery, of, to

Stacked Stone Cellars

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 22:50:01 GMT

Owner and Winemaker Donald Thiessen recounts his transition into becoming a professional winemaker and the founding of Stacked Stone Cellars. After briefly discussing his winemaking style and philosophy, he concludes with views from the winery facility and the various types of events that have been held at Stacked Stone.

By AmericanWinery

Tags : aging, cabernet, california, cellars, chardonnay, merlot, oak, paso, pruning, robles, sauvignon, stacked, stone, tasting, tour, vine, wine, winery

Frank Loves Wine

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 01:26:02 GMT

This is my application video for the Murphy-Goode "areallygoodejob" competition. Alma Rosa winery was nice enough to let me film on location. Love their Pinot Noir.

By frankloveswine

Tags : alma, areallygoodjob, frank, gutierrez, http://www.almarosawinery.com/ (0:00) , http://www.murphygoodewinery.com/ (0:27) , murphy-goode, rosa, wine, winery

[E] Fattoria Poggerino (#2) in Chianti, biodynamism with Piero Lanza

Wed, 02 Dec 2009 09:22:00 GMT

Part 2 of the interview with Piero Lanza, co-owner (together with his sister) and winemaker at Fattoria Poggerino, Radda in Chianti. In part 2 Piero explains what it means to be a biodynamic winery. Piero explains how he farms his vineyard with biodynamic principles, how he works with preparations and how he started with organic viticulture and then moved further to biodynamism. Biodynamic farming is focused on the ground, the soil. They use for example the 500 treatment, which is based on cow manure prepared and matured under ground in cow horns. It is used to prepare treatments to spray on the vineyards. Before spraying the preparations have to be 'dynamised' in a 'dynamiser'. The biodynamic treatments increase the energy and the humus in the ground. It helps the vineyard to survive in extreme climate and weather conditions. They also use 501 which is based on quartz powder which helps the plants, the leaves, to capture the sunshine. It can also help close to harvest time if there are poor and wet conditions. During the growing season they also use herb preparations to help the vines grow. They use a well known biodynamic consultant from Burgundy called Pierre Masson. Do not miss part 21 where Piero Lanza talks about his wines and vineyards. http://www.poggerino.com/ Music: George Wood, One more for the road, http://www.podsafeaudio.com By BKWine, http://www.bkwine.com See all our wine videos on our BKWine TV channel: http://www.youtube.com/bkwine

By bkwine

Tags : Chianti, Italian, Italy, Rudolf, Steiner, biodynamic, biodynamism, bkwine, tasting, tour, travel, vineyard, visit, wine, winemaker, winery

Merlot Wine

Tue, 01 Dec 2009 14:09:02 GMT

Learn about Merlot from Winemaker Mark Adams of www.AmberCrestWinery.com and host of www.ReallyFunWineShow.com

By mjm5350

Tags : About, Amber, Bordeaux, Crest, FUn, French, Learn, Merlot, Really, Show, Wine, Winery, Wines, wine

ILLAHE 2007 Pinot Noir

Mon, 30 Nov 2009 04:53:01 GMT

ILLAHE Vineyards: Classic-style Pinot Noir from the Willamette Valley of Oregon is what we are tasting today here at WGTV. It's great wine that has a bit of that old world style with nice subtle fruit, spice, and hey, it's showing great balance and structure. This Pinot Noir is screaming for food we feel...your favorite dish. But first buy some and grab a glass!!! ILLAHE 2007 Pinot Noir, 92Pts / A steal @ $20.00

By Wineguystv

Tags : beer, colorado, denver, denverwineguy, denverwineguy.com, education, http://www.pinotreport.com/, illahe, illahevineyards.com, information, oregon, pinot, vineyards, water, willamette, willamettevalley.org, wineguystv.com, winery

Keswick 2008 Viognier

Mon, 30 Nov 2009 03:37:00 GMT

By Wineguystv

Tags : colorado, denver, denverwineguy, denverwineguy.com, education, information, keswick, keswickvineyards.com, monticello, osmond, osmonds, vineyards, viognier, virginia, wine, wineguystv, wineguystv.com, winery