Welcome to the world wide wine. We're a new site devoted to the physical, spiritual, medicinal, cultural, and intellectual pleasures of the fermented grape, but always in moderation. Come visit us often, what you see is only the beginning.
Just so you know who we are, we don't pretend to do everything. Even if we sometimes love The Beatles, we don't have strawberry wine, we can't dance the dutty wine, and we don't sell beer and liquor, or even wine.
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They can be wooden or metal, expensive or home made. Proper wine racks help preserve your wine collection.
Are you looking for wine racks? Do you want to know what's the difference between wooden and metal wine racks? Or maybe you are the handy type and want a bit more information so that you can build your own wine rack, perhaps in an afternoon.
No, this is not my wine cellar. A guy can dream.
We can't tell you how to build a wine cellar in an afternoon. But we do have lots of information on storing wine whether in a cabinet or a wine cellar. Preserve your wine collection by storing it at the right temperature, humidity, and brightness. And should you be lucky enough to own or build a wine cellar...
Nine out of ten home wine makers want a backyard like this one. But you can still make good wine in your city appartment from purchased grapes.
I'll let you in on a secret. I don't believe very much in home wine making. But I have included several articles from people who do. They let you know in detail how to make wine. It's a lot of hard work but you may enjoy the process and the product. There is nothing like the satisfaction of drinking your own home made wine.
The right glasses help make your wine party a winner. And the best news is you don't have to spend a fortune on the glasses or on the wine.
Do you feel like throwing a wine party but you're not sure how to plan one? We have several articles that get into wine party specifics with lots of practical suggestions on what to serve, how much to spend to make your wine party a memorable occasion. The authors describe the food to serve and even what temperature to serve the wine. What are you waiting for?
Quick, which wine do you prefer with veal cordon bleu (veal stuffed with ham and cheese)? Choose what you like. But a wine that's tough enough to spar with a rare steak might spoil your enjoyment of this delicious dish.
The key to pairing wine and food is to choose what you like, not what some wine snob pontificates from his or her perch. And yet there is some rhyme and reason to pairing wine and food.
Gifts of wine and wine accessories are always appreciated, but even more so in the holiday season. This beautiful bottle is meant to be shared with friends. Please remember to consume wine and any alcohol in moderation. Let's all enjoy the holidays!
Wine and wine accessories make excellent, often moderately priced gifts. But people are often afraid that they don't know enough to make the right purchase. Fear no more, our articles give you the advice you need to select that special gift for those special people at a price that won't put a whole in your pocketbook. And remember, fine wine is best enjoyed in fine company.
France, Germany, and Italy all produce great wine and some wine that is not so great. In a labor of love we have tasted dozens of wines from these three countries and paired them with food and cheese, the kind of food that you are likely to eat at home. We present our impressions and don't pull our punches. And just in case you're interested, for each area we include a bit of its history and tourist attractions.
But we are not the only ones who have written about wine. We are including the web's largest collection of indexed wine articles from a variety of sources.
This is not our review process. If you are perplexed about which wine to buy you should take a look at our wine reviews, taken from our own wine articles. Perhaps you just don't feel like wading through pages of prose to find out lots and lots about the given region. You'd really like to know about the wine and its price range.
We have taken many of our wine articles and boiled them down to short and sweet (but not necessarily positive reviews. We're independent, we purchase all of of wines the same way that most of you do, paying the full price at the local wine store, or a wine-specialty store. That way you get our unbiased review, whether in capsule form or in a longer wine article.
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