Stay Away From Cheap Chardonnay?
Here’s a buyer beware warning about cheap chardonnay. Although I am not one to shy away from a bargain, sometimes you do get what you pay for.
via [DailyHerald]
Here’s a buyer beware warning about cheap chardonnay. Although I am not one to shy away from a bargain, sometimes you do get what you pay for.
via [DailyHerald]
We all seem to be goin gaga over pinot noir …for good reason. Check out this recommendation from FERMENTATIONS
Here’s a handy list of the best Pinot Noirs put together by Alder of Vinography after a labor-intensive day of sniffing and spitting. Print it out and keep it with you on your next trip to the store… Via Vinography
All you singles and moderate drinkers – don’t waste that wine! There is no sacrilege like leaving a half-consumed bottle of wine exposed to the elements. You know it will not taste the same tomorrow. Why not enjoy it till the last drop? I don’t mean drink it all in one go, although that is…
The outlook is rosy for the US wine industry. It now generates $162 billion annually. There are over 4,900 wineries across all 50 states. And it supports over 1 million workers with a $3 billion payroll. Here in California, there were over 27 million wine related visits last year. I’ll be one of them today…
Investing in wine is gaining popularity. In the UK, as this Vinography post attests, they even have a tax break for this financial vehicle. That is, of course , provided you can stay away from that cellar and not pour your investment down your gullet! via [Vinography]
If you haven’t heard of the Santa Cruz Mountains Passport Program or found out about the last one too late, here’s another chance to plan your itinerary. This coming Saturday– January 20– many wineries that are normally closed to the public will be open. But only if you have a passport. In addition to the…