Some Books for the Summer
Here’s a list of book picks by Dr. Vino, guaranteed to expand our wine radar and have some fun in the process…
via Dr. Vino
Here’s a list of book picks by Dr. Vino, guaranteed to expand our wine radar and have some fun in the process…
via Dr. Vino
Badrutt’s Palace, an associate of the Leading Hotels of the World, unwrapped in 1896 as the first fortress hotel in the planet as well as a mark of elegant St. Moritz. With unparalleled sights over the lake to the Alps, Badrutt’s Palace presents unbending heights of service in all the seasons, enclosed in St. Moritz’s…
I posted a study by UC Davis that debunked the myth of wine and cheese as a match made in heaven. Well, I’ll have to ignore the science and keep believing the myth…I just think cheese and wine is romantic, simple, satifying…all good things. via FERMENTATIONS
Now, you can safely ship a bottle or two of wine or other spirits, especially after you spot a bargain at a Duty-Free Shop or a winery during your journeys abroad. The BottleWise DuoBag is the first multi-purpose bag designed specifically to keep your bottles safe during air travel. Each has two removable liquid-tight pouches…
Not a bad road to self-actualization…drinking your way to a wine education! Here are some traditional and online courses to improve your wine knowledge. Via MercuryNews.com
Wines are regarded as the most sophisticated alcoholic drink of the world and among them red wine is the most popular. S hipwrecked 1907 Heidsieck is one of the most expensive and old wine of the world. It will cost you around $275,000. It took long eighty years for this bottle to reach the proper destination….
As I posted in an earlier topic, there is a move towards lighter wine, not so much in calories as in alcohol content. Meaning that you can enjoy your tipple and still find your apartment after an evening out. But how much is too much? Let us reflect. via [Vinography]