Wine & Beverage News
February 6, 2012
Francis! Francis! X1, Josh Alwitt
Bottom Line: Great coffee and easy to use, but unreliable machine makes it not worth the trouble
Read review...
Source: Coffee Geek
Categories: Wine & Beverage News
Uncorkings 2.6.12
News and notes from the world of wine.
Source: Wine Enthusiast Magazine
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
1971 Monsecco (Gattinara) and Rock ‘n’ Roll Baby G
A couple of my favorite rock stars were over on Friday night, to meet Georgia P and to share a special bottle of a wine. The 1971 Gattinara Monsecco by Conte Ravizza was vinified the same year that David Garza was born: David (above, center) is one of the greatest musicians I’ve ever had the [...]
Source: Do Bianchi
Categories: Food Blogs in English, Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
AVA Marketing: All Quality, All Destination, All The Time
What makes American Viticultural Areas, like similarly demarcated wine growing areas in Europe and other parts of the New World, important is that they are among the few items that can legally be placed on the front of a wine...
Source: Fermentation: The Daily Wine Blog
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
Bomb squad destroys WWII wine cache
A cache of pre-World War II wine found in a suburban garden was destroyed by the British army bomb squad, a reader recounts in this month's issue of Decanter magazine.
Source: Decanter
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
Heading to New Places: How the Market for Burgundy is Evolving
Burgundy may be “fiendishly complex, frustratingly inconsistent and maddeningly difficult,” as Allen Meadows of Burghound puts it, but that doesn’t stop it from gaining new fans who are eager to deal with those “difficulties.”
Source: Palate Press
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
Government alcohol ad 'scaremongering'
New UK government guidelines warning that drinking two large glasses of wine a day triples the risk of mouth cancer are 'scaremongeringâ' an influential alcohol lobby group claims.
Source: Decanter
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
BREAKING NEWS: 2012 Miss Mendocino Co.: Herron Spence of ...
[News] "Mendocino County has long been one of the largest scholarship programs in the State of California as well as the Miss America System and we are eternally grateful to our sponsors for helping us raise such fabulous awards," she said. Each young woman who participates in the program receives a scholarship for her endeavors to use for her educational goals.
Source: Gourmets of Wine
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
Mendocino County Today: February 6, 2012 | Anderson Valley ...
[Anderson Valley Advertiser] Asked if the newest leadership has improved the Commission’s effectiveness, Weyrich said he could only “speak to the past, not the future.” But George Lee, a member of the Yorkville Highlands Growers Association, said all but one of the 21 vineyards and 10 wineries in the Association supported the commission. “A vote is the only fair way to learn whether the people paying the taxes are in favor of the Commission,” said Mary Elke, who said she began growing apples in Anderson Valley in 1978 and now grows grapes.
Source: Gourmets of Wine
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
Tertre Daugay renamed Chateau Quintus
Chateau Tertre Daugay has been renamed Chateau Quintus, Domaine Clarence Dillon, owner of Chateau Haut-Brion and La Mission Haut-Brion, has announced.
Source: Decanter
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
WebWineMan: Haul out the holly â and the bubbly
The first day of Winter and a less-than-stellar economy prompts Richard Fadeley to haul out the bubbly.
Source: Wine Lovers' Page
Categories: Wine & Beverage News
February 5, 2012
Mining Moguls Descend on Cape Town
The Mining Indaba kicks off tomorrow in Cape Town and the array of private jets at CPT International makes Davos look like Dinwiddie, Germiston. With 6,500 delegates at $2000 a pop, someone is making serious loot out of this event. That Nobu at the One&Only is opening for lunch this week, confirms that hard-pressed Cape [...] Related posts:Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
- Holden Manz Holden Caulfield is the protagonist of Catcher in the Rye,...
- Welsh wisdom: Cape Town restaurant prices “absolutely mad” Jonathan Davies is a chef and restaurant consultant from the...
- Geneva Juice Browsing the internet this morning, I nearly swallowed my veneers...
Source: Pendock Uncorked
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs from South Africa, Wine Blogs in English
Take Ninja Down
“Johannesburg is about people. Cape Town is about place” was the parting shot of Hylton Appelbaum as the 44th birthday party of the Cape’s towering winemaker Karl Lambour broke up in the early hours of this morning. So where did that giant illuminated billboard of Ninja (front man of rof rappers Die Antwoord) on Kloof [...] Related posts:Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
- Is Tim cashing in? Auctions are flavour of the month in SA wine with...
Source: Pendock Uncorked
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs from South Africa, Wine Blogs in English
Aerobie Aeropress, Sam Decock
Bottom Line: While not the prettiest brewing apparatus, the Aeropress is a flexible brewing device that has the potential to create world class coffee.
Read review...
Source: Coffee Geek
Categories: Wine & Beverage News
February 4, 2012
Ascaso iMini Grinder, Kunal D'souza
Bottom Line: A great value and impressive grind quality bundled in a small attractive package.
Read review...
Source: Coffee Geek
Categories: Wine & Beverage News
Hottop Coffee Roaster, Sam Decock
Bottom Line: The Hottop is a high end consumer roaster that excels in user control, consistency, and repeatability.
Read review...
Source: Coffee Geek
Categories: Wine & Beverage News
Battle of the Academicians
Do you need a license to make love? A diploma to become a dad? A certificate to call yourself a chef? Authority to become an artist? So why is the world of wine so obsessed with “qualifications?” Heck many of the Cape’s best winemakers like Arco Laarman (Glen Carlou) and Johan Kruger (Sterhuis) are self-taught [...] Related posts:Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
- The Battle for Banghoek A battle is brewing in that bucolic corner of Stellenbosch...
- Project Fundi: Mission Accomplished WOSA’s brave project to train 2010 sommeliers in time for...
- Salmanazars in Shanghai Decanter, simply the best wine magazine in the world by...
Source: Pendock Uncorked
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs from South Africa, Wine Blogs in English
Perfect Pairings: A Master Sommelier’s Practical Advice for Partnering Wine with Food
As thousands of wines from around the globe enter the marketplace and the American palate continues to adopt flavors from a range of cultures, the task of pairing wine and food becomes increasingly complicated. No longer is the choice simply … Continue reading →
Source: Wine Directory News
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
How to Buy an Espresso Machine
CoffeeGeek's comprehensive guide on how to make the right decision the first time when buying a quality espresso machine. Filled with insider tips, budget recommendations, and more.
Read more...
Source: Coffee Geek
Categories: Wine & Beverage News
February 3, 2012
Celebrate Pisco Sour Day
Celebrate the cocktail with these recommendations and recipes.
Source: Wine Enthusiast Magazine
Categories: Wine & Beverage News, Wine Blogs in English
RSS | TOP
» What is RSS?