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USE THE ABOVE MENU FOR ADDITIONAL ARTICLES           WINE     Noise In My Glass Is Too Much Information Spoiling My Wine? READ Vinifera: King Of Vitis Traing the modern wine grape from antiquiity to the New World   READ Tasting Climate Change Are you ready for a Sparkling wine from England, or a crisp Icelandic white wine?   READ Celebrating Port What does red dog, cat's tail, and dog strangler have in common? They are all names of Portuguese grape varieties   READ Wines Of Summer Think light not heavy, crisp not syrupy.   READ It's Coming Down Raisins Shriveled is in! Dried-grape wines are naturally sweeter, intense, and complex.   READ   Pinot Envy Noble grape taps Hollywood, and a demanding seductress becomes a star.   READ Wine Cellars - Houston Style While traditionally located underground, life on the Texas coastal plain has forced folks to get creative with wine cellars.   READ Thanksgiving Whines With a myriad of flavors present in the Thanksgiving meal, selecting a wine can be confusing. There is no hard and fast rule -- be open minded. READ Texas 3-Step Dancing through the history of Texas viticulture and wine READ   Viognier Your first taste of this wine will be memorable. Your nose will tell you it's a sweet wine, but your taste buds will tell a whole different story. READ The Cork Cycle As cork orchard acreage continues to expand in Spain and Portugal, the battle between cork and synthetic stoppers rages on around the world.   READ   Blood of Jove The Sangiovese grape earns its rightful respect in the New World READ Custom Wineries The hottest trend in the American wine industry (circa 2006), is to 'make-your-own' wines READ Bubble Magic! Once the drink of Kings, Champagne tastes better when it has tiny bubbles READ Riesling Revival This under appreciate noble grape has emerged from the shawdow of Chardonnay to regain its place as the finest white grape READ A Plug of Bark For over 300 years cork has been the preferred wine bottle-closure. Recently, the age old problem of storing wine has returned. READ Email                                           Sitemap All rights reserved