39 days ago by winesleuth

Affordable, good quality Bordeaux. Does it exist anymore? Back in the day, say before investment wine-ing came into fashion and back when the Chinese were still Communist, Bordeaux was a wine that one could buy at reasonable prices. Fast forward to the 2010′s and it may seem like you have to be a ga ...

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47 days ago by Tushar Mathur

To a certain type of traveller, every holiday could be a ‘wine holiday’ – stop off at every second restaurant and have the good stuff. But if you’re slightly more sophisticated, or just looking for a holiday with a rural feel and plenty of fascinating local history to explore, wine holidays – or ‘wi ...

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54 days ago by korespondent

Wine is unparalleled of the most wonderful besides yummy drinks in this world. Wine comes in myriad tastes, with digression in its acidity, tannins and body. French wine is world-famous.... No related posts.

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54 days ago by CaroleBristol

I like rump steak a lot. It has great flavour and texture and is generally cheaper than sirloin. It needs careful cooking though, I think and it also needs to be trimmed of the less attractive bits of fat, membrane and gristle before cooking. You can cook it on a griddle but I think it is better coo ...

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56 days ago by Christopher

I’ve been wondering when nature would test the Bordeaux Region to stress the vines and get me as excited about their current wines as the Francophiles I know… this article has me interested in the 2011 harvest and vintage! Not sure if it will intrigue you as much as it does me, but thought I would s ...

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58 days ago by LIGUCIBARIO

Which is the importance of the label in the wine – buying process? “Quality has a price” is a statement I usually tend to agree with as long as it does not come with the (usual) hackneyed phrase “the more you spend, the more you get”. Should we put the (whole) blame on marketing for this? For better ...

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77 days ago by Balmville Wine & Liquors

Tasting notes: Big nose of black currant, coffee, and dark chocolate Full bodied on the palate Tannic finish with dark plum and roasted meat along with more coffee notes and baker’s chocolate Summary: There’s a nice roasted quality to this wine along with dark fruit, coffee, and dark chocolate. It’s ...

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83 days ago by CaroleBristol

First I cooked the red cabbage. This can easily be done ahead of time. It was shredded and sautéed in olive oil with some sliced onions and crushed juniper berries. Then, I added a large glass of red wine, half a cinnamon stick, salt and pepper and simmered it for around 45 minutes. At the end of th ...

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86 days ago by Todd Marks

Next Chinese travel trend: propose a toast to French vineyard owners. It’s no secret that affluent Chinese tourists have become the backbone of the travel industry in many countries. This is especially true for France — as Paris is the most dreamed-about European destination for Chinese travelers. B ...

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87 days ago by Vine Arts

It’s extremely rare that I use the terms “Bordeaux” and “value” in the same sentence. After tasting the 2009 Chateau Subilaux Bordeaux however, I just may have to find an appropriate pairing for humble pie. While this easy-going red hails from one of the most revered wine regions in the world, it is ...

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