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Wine Bloggers invade Okanagan

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The post Wine Bloggers invade Okanagan appeared first on Luscious Lushes - a wine, food, and travel blog.

Luscious Lushes 4 hours, 33 min ago

The Steve Jobs Of Wine: Winemaker Paul Hobbs

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Short but insightful interview. via Forbes The Steve Jobs Of Wine: Winemaker Paul Hobbs originally appeared on Winecast. Licensed under Creative Commons.The Steve Jobs Of Wine: Winemaker Paul Hobbs originally appeared on Winecast. Licensed under Creative Commons.

Winecast 5 hours, 52 min ago

A Giant Bibimbap at a Korean Food Festival

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A neighborhood in Queens with a plethora of Korean restaurants is called Muk Ja Gol Mok, or restaurant street.

The Pour 10 hours, 50 min ago

Best Zinfandel - Zinfandel Reviews

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Discover the best zinfandel. These zinfandel reviews will identify the zinfandel that's best for what you like and that fits your budget. Learn about Amador zinfandel, Sonoma zinfandel and more.

Cheers2Wine Blog 13 hours, 13 min ago

Bernardus Chardonnay

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Bernardus Chardonnay is well known for being a quality wine.

Cheers2Wine Blog 13 hours, 13 min ago

Silvo ?rnko presents the 2012 ?rnko Jarenin?an

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These humble liter bottles represent half of ?rnko's total production and until the 2009 vintage, had only been sold locally in the nearby village of Jarenina from where the wine takes its name. High toned Laski Riesling and Ravenec, aromatic … Continue reading →

Blue Danube Wine 13 hours, 31 min ago

Texas Viognier Is Rocking the Wine World Against Big Names in California and France

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Texas Viognier Is Rocking the Wine World Against Big Names in California and France Yesterday, I received this media release from Andrew Chalk, who you've known as a wine writer and blogger at D Magazine and currently editor of CraveDFW. It is another arrow in the quiver for the still fledgling but rapidly rising Texas

VintageTexas 14 hours, 27 min ago

How bad is California’s drought?

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  If you live in California, you know what happened this winter and spring. In December, it rained, and rained, and rained or, if you were in the mountains, snowed and snowed. In parts of the Sierra Nevada, December, 2012 was the second snowiest ever measured. It was reassuring news to a state that gets

Steve Heimoff| Wine Blog 16 hours, 0 min ago

Wine Reviews: Weekly Mini Round-Up For June 17, 2013

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So, like, what is this stuff, anyway? I taste a bunch-o-wine (technical term for more than most people). So each week, I share some of my wine reviews (mostly from samples) and tasting notes with you via twitter (limited to 140 characters). They are meant to be quirky, fun, and easily-digestible reviews of currently available Grab The 1WineDude.c...

1 Wine Dude 17 hours, 46 min ago

Winery tasting rooms are retail outlets and samples aren’t mandatory

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Winery tasting rooms are retail outlets and samples aren't mandatory… What a concept, huh, but you'd be amazed at how many people don't understand this basic marketing concept. Tasting rooms are set up for wine retail sales, and education may also be part of that process… Here you may enjoy learning about wine, and then The post Winery ...

Wine Blog 19 hours, 45 min ago

Napa Valley Dawn

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First light warming the vineyards in the #Napa Valley

Wine Camp Blog 1 day ago

Germany produces some of the best dry white wine in the world frequently sold at very affordable prices’

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Good weekend reading from Will Lyons. via WSJ Germany produces some of the best dry white wine in the world frequently sold at very affordable prices' originally appeared on Winecast. Licensed under Creative Commons.Germany produces some of the best dry white wine in the world frequently sold at very affordable prices' originally appeared on Wineca...

Winecast 3 days ago

Wired Tests Wine Preservation Systems, Picks Correct Winner

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Private Preserve has been my choice for years. via Wired Wired Tests Wine Preservation Systems, Picks Correct Winner originally appeared on Winecast. Licensed under Creative Commons.Wired Tests Wine Preservation Systems, Picks Correct Winner originally appeared on Winecast. Licensed under Creative Commons.

Winecast 3 days ago

A Craft Beer Tour of the Northshore

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Old 504 Vanilla Coffee Porter from Chafunkta at The Chimes Covington I've been to a handful of places on Lake Pontchartrain's Northshore, but overall I'm fairly inexperienced when it comes to the entire area other than driving through on I-12. I've competed in the Hammond Blues and BBQ Festival twice, filmed at the local breweries and eaten at th...

Bite and Booze 3 days ago

Mujadara: One Pot or Two

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A Middle Eastern lentils and rice dish, with hot sauce or yogurt.

The Pour 3 days ago

Charlie Trotter sued over alleged fake wine

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Charlie Trotter has been sued for selling a fake wine. In the complaint, Bekim and Ilir Frrokaj allege that they contacted Trotter about purchasing a magnum of 1945 Domaine de la Romanée Conti from the restaurant's cellar (the restaurant closed last August). They allege that Trotter told them to book a table at the restaurant The post Charlie Trott...

Dr Vino's wine blog 3 days ago

PKNY Folds Up Its (Drink) Umbrellas and Moves On

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The Lower East Side tiki bar originally known as Painkiller has lost its lease, and the owners plan to open another spot.

The Pour 3 days ago

Just what we need–Not!

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  When I started writing about wine, I met a lot of wealthy collectors. They had cellars in the tens, if not hundreds of thousands of bottles, almost always the usual suspects: Bordeaux First Growths, Burgundy Grand Crus, Yquem, and California Cabs that were popular then, like Dunn Howell Mountain and Opus One. I would

Portugal’s wine world expresses their history through Manueline architecture

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Just as California has European influences that express our history, so does Portugal's wine world express its history through Manueline architecture. Everything about Portugal leads one back in time to whomever was the invader of that particular time… And many there were… each adding to the overall decadent character of their architect...

Wine Blog 3 days ago

Japanese wine magazine in Paris

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New wine magazine in Paris Paris It is now a fact that the Japanese are among the most demanding wine amateurs in the world, but this was still a surprise for me to discover that several of these Paris-based Japanese...

Anchovies: impossible food-wine pairing?!?

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Anchovies are polarizing: a recent poll found them to be among the three foods the are most disliked by Brits (along with oysters and liver). But then there are people like Jeremy Seysses of Domaine Dujac who recently tweeted a photo with this caption: "Christmas came early: just received over 2kg of my very favorite The post Anchovies: impossible ...

Dr Vino's wine blog 4 days ago

France to muzzle wine bloggers and tweets?

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Factions in France, a country whose national image has historically been intertwined with wine, are waging a bizarre campaign against wine. They opened a new front in their battle last week: trying to ban blogs and social media from talking about wine. The initiative, part of a report from Professor Michel Reynaud with the cheery The post France to...

Dr Vino's wine blog 4 days ago

Sex in the wine industry, and those 2010 Cabernets

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  There have always been gay and Lesbian people in the wine business, of course; some pretty famous winemakers have been, not to mention a contingent on the P.R. and marketing side. But the wine biz is inherently a conservative one, not so much politically (I think most of the California industry tends to be

Wine with Lobster

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Chardonnay is the everyday wine pairing answer to lobster.  Whether it's lobster bisque, grilled lobster tail drenched in butter, or a decadent lobster souffle, Chardonnay antes up a complementary richness, often with creamy oak-induced textures, and its own butter-appeal due to the tandem influences of oak and malolactic fermentation....Read ...

About.com Wine 4 days ago

Results Of The 2013 Wines Of Portugal Challenge

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Last month, I was one of the International judges in the 2013 Wines of Portugal Challenge, an annual event that was recently opened up to include wine-type-folks from outside of Portugal in the judging pool. The results of that competition have just been published, and as their guest (okay, okay, and to make up a Grab The 1WineDude.com Tasting Gu...

1 Wine Dude 4 days ago

Red Wine And Wine Gadgets For Father’s Day, including a Spirits Aerator… for good measure

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TODAY: Red Wine And Wine Gadgets For Father's Day, including a Spirits Aerator… for good measure … Yesterday, I wrote about the 2012 Simi Sauvignon Blanc and the HOST CHILL Cooling Pour Spout. Breaking it up into two separate days just makes good sense, since we all know how little time we have for blog The post Red Wine And Wine Gadget...

Wine Blog 4 days ago

Style Your Kitchen: Romantic Wine Racks

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If you want to achieve that Tuscan or Napa inspired look in your kitchen, then I have some suggestions for you! These types of wine racks are usually made of a wrought iron style metal with ornate details and soft curves.  Whereas straight lines, minimalism and light colored metals characterize modern style, the opposite will The post Style Your Ki...

Wine Racks Blog 5 days ago

Paddy Old Irish Whiskey: Whisk(e)y Wednesday presented by Calandro's Supermarket

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Paddy Old Irish Whiskey Sometimes an Irish Whiskey can be a little too stereotypically Irish. Known for their smoothness and refined qualities, Irish Whiskey typically is far from harsh or offensive. However, to be great, they still need some flavors from the barrels or grains. Paddy Old Irish Whiskey fell short on the flavor. The nose is very...

Bite and Booze 5 days ago

House Wine: Weeknight Food & Wine Pairing Made Easy

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Charles Smith of K Vintners founded Magnificent Wine Company in 2004. In the fall of 2006, a majority of Magnificent Wine Company was sold to Washington State-based Precept Brands. Magnificent’s flagship brand is House Wine, originally just offering two wines, a red Cabernet blend and a white Chardonnay blend. Since then, the House Wine line House ...

Wine Peeps 5 days ago

On moderating panels (and being a panelist): Be yourself

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  I’ve moderated a lot of panels, but none was ever so satisfying from my point of view, and so successful I think for the audience, as last Sunday’s “Pritchard Hill Gang Rides at Kapalua,” the last in the series of wine seminars at the Kapalua Wine & Food Festival. I’d been invited to come

The Punch Down Episode 5 With Terry Theise: Replay

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Aaaaannnnd… Episode #5 of The Punch Down is now in the books! The replay of our controversial chat with iconoclastic importer/author/word-magician/documentary-maker/Riesling-freak Terry Theise is below for your viewing pleasure. Terry expresses his love for the Hosemaster of Wine, gets political on Champagne, and sets on straight on why Riesling is...

1 Wine Dude 5 days ago

Brane-Cantenac Continues Legacy Of Perfection

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Reviews of some of the outstanding wines of Chateaux Brane-Cantenac. In 1855, Napoleon III decided that the Bordeaux wineries represented at the Exposition Universelle de Paris need to be classified. Ranging from “First Cru” (growths) to “Fifth Cru,” these rankings have endured, despite significant changes in the size of many of the vineyards, wit...

Grapelines 5 days ago

White Wine And Wine Gadgets For Father’s Day

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Let's see…  White Wine And Wine Gadgets For Father's Day… I'm going to start with a 2012 Simi Sauvignon Blanc just for the fun of it, because we need a white for one of the gadgets. Simi Winery was one of the very first wineries that I visited 20 years ago, when Jose and I moved The post White Wine And Wine Gadgets For Father's Day appe...

Wine Blog 5 days ago

Hauling Your Feast to the Picnic

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There are many options ranging from fancy picnic baskets to heavy-duty canvas totes, empty but for what you fill it with.

The Pour 6 days ago

The top twelve wine heists

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News appeared today that thieves broke into Chateau d'Yquem and stealing 380 (half) bottles of the famed sweet wine. The wine theft was valued at $166,000. Sadly, wine heists have become more common of late. Where does the d'Yquem debacle rank in the top ten? 12. Boston, wine shop, July 2009: one bottle of 1945 The post The top twelve wine heists a...

Dr Vino's wine blog 6 days ago

Wine of the Week: Smith-Madrone Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 (CA) $45

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  The 2007 Smith-Madrone Cabernet Sauvignon comes from grapes that have been dry-farmed from nearly 40 year old estate vines at 1,800 feet of elevation on Napa's Spring Mountain.  These grapes have had to work to thrive and the result is intensity, depth, and concentration, pledging pure palate pleasure. From dense black fruit to cedar...

About.com Wine 6 days ago

Bite and Booze Radio Show: Garden Fest

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This Saturday is Garden Fest at the LSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens at the Burden Center on Essen at I-10. This plot of land is an escape from the city right in the middle of it all. LSU does a lot of horticulture and ag-based research there, and it can be really fun to take hayride through the grounds. What's even more fun is eating omelets from t...

Bite and Booze 6 days ago

The Fast Track To Wine Authority That Nobody’s Taking

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While I was in Portugal in May judging at the 2013 Wines of Portugal Challenge, I met a well-spoken and well-studied former Luftwaffe pilot named Axel Probst, who now provides one-on-one Port consultations (seriously, there’s a business for this in Europe, apparently). Axel looks every inch like an air force pilot: well-mannered, calm, fit, nice ...

1 Wine Dude 6 days ago

Wine world loses another good one

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  It was in the lobby of the Ritz Carlton Kapalua that I learned, from Chalone’s winemaker, Ed Kurzman, that Steve Pessagno has just died. Ed and I had just been talking about him at the hotel bar  two nights earlier, in the most favorable way. Steve was the owner/winemaker of Pessagno Vineyard, a Monterey-based

A first Beaujolais white by Georges Descombes

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Timid foliage in a wet spring Vermont, near Villié-Morgon (Beaujolais) This story took place in the 3rd week of may and Beaujolais was quite damp and cold. We visited a couple of vineyards with Georges Descombes, and the vines looked...

The Almadraba: Netting Blue-Fin Tuna, the Phoenician Way

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Editor's Note: The article below is based on an experience had by the author. As the Almadraba is a traditional practice by the Andalucians, we felt that it was very poignant article to place on Catavino. However, we want to be very clear that we understand the controversial nature of the catching Bluefin tuna considering its […] Continue Rea...

Catavino 7 days ago

Last Call Food Brawl airs from New Orleans, and I'm one of the judges!

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I announced on Facebook a week ago that Monday, June 10th, would be a huge day in TV land. I made a post last Friday about The Freshman Class that will be airing tonight on The Cooking Channel. In addition, earlier this year a show called Last Call Food Brawl filmed in New Orleans. I had the pleasure of serving as a judge for the burger battle o...

Bite and Booze 7 days ago

The Vintner Group acquires Martin Scott Wines

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Consolidation strikes the Empire State: The Vintner Group, the Virginia-based distributor, is acquiring Martin Scott Wines, a distributor based in Lake Success, NY. Founded in 1990 by Martin Gold and Scott Gerber, Martin Scott Wines has grown to have a thick "book," distributing wines from about 450 wineries, ranging from Bonneau du Martray and Jac...

Dr Vino's wine blog 7 days ago

An Update from Berrys’ Spirits Team

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The last six weeks have seen me travel (almost) the length of the country to recruit, and then to judge, the regional heats of the No3 Gin cocktail competition. The brief was very wide simply asking bartenders to make a “twist on the gin & tonic” and it was amazing to see all the different

Berrys' Wine Blog 7 days ago

The urge to splurge: Zalto Universal stemware

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I can tell that Father's Day is rapidly approaching: my email box is full of pitches about wine suitable for the occasion. Wait, isn't pretty much any wine suitable? Well, as I've written before, all wines are enhanced by good stemware. The titanium-infused line of "impact-resistant" stemware from Schott-Zwiesel have their virtues. At about $10 The...

Dr Vino's wine blog 7 days ago

Wine Reviews: Weekly Mini Round-Up For June 10, 2013

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So, like, what is this stuff, anyway? I taste a bunch-o-wine (technical term for more than most people). So each week, I share some of my wine reviews (mostly from samples) and tasting notes with you via twitter (limited to 140 characters). They are meant to be quirky, fun, and easily-digestible reviews of currently available Grab The 1WineDude.c...

1 Wine Dude 7 days ago

11th Annual Petite Sirah Symposium ~ Registration has begun ~ Sponsored by Concannon Vineyard

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11th Annual Petite Sirah Symposium ~ Registration has begun ~ Sponsored by Concannon Vineyard The Link For Registering The Day's Agenda ELEVENTH ANNUAL SESSIONS, LUNCH & TASTING: Concannon Vineyard TUESDAY JULY 23, 2013 REGISTER NOW AGENDA 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:30 – 8:40 a.m. WELCOME ~ John Conc...

Wine Blog 7 days ago

From Kapalua, Two Pinot Panels, and a Parsing of “In Pursuit of Balance”

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  Saturday’s two wine panels at the Kapalua Wine & Food Festival were both on Pinot Noir. The first, “In Pursuit of Balance,” was about a newer generation of winemakers: Rajat Parr (Sandhi), Pax Mahle (Wind Gap), Jamie Kutch (Kutch) and Gavin Chanin (Chanin). The theory, I think, was that these are all wines of

The Freshman Class on Cooking Channel filmed at LCI in Baton Rouge!

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From January through April, a camera crew from the Cooking Channel followed four freshman at the Louisiana Culinary Institute in Baton Rouge during their first semester of culinary school. The show will premiere this upcoming Monday, June 10th, at 9:30 PM CT. I'm excited about watching the show, and if you keep watching throughout the season, yo...

Bite and Booze 10 days ago

Live from the Kapalua Wine & Food Festival

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  After a boring but easy flight from Oakland, I arrived at Kahalui Airport safe and sound at 8.25 a.m. yesterday Maui time, despite having left Oakland at 7 a.m., which was kind of weird. The same dense fog that had covered the Bay Area extended well out to sea, so it wasn’t for many

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