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We recently shared some information, via Wine Enthusiast, about which wines to age and how to go about storing them. And now we’re back to our original question… What’s going on inside that bottle? Nothing in wine is ever static.
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Some people (or so we hear) don’t pop open their newly purchased bottles of wine and drink it… they put it away, sometimes for years, before they indulge! We’re kidding. Everyone has heard of aging wine (and who doesn’t kind
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You know the stereotype… nose up, pinky out, arm raised, eyes narrowed, glass swirlin’ wine snob. But we’ve told you before, there’s actually good reason to swirl your wine. Swirling your wine around the glass introduces oxygen. See, immediately after
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We’ve told you before, wine can be good for you. Among other benefits (like preventing sunburn, inhibiting cancer, or fighting insulin resistance), drinking wine is known to be good for cardiovascular health. But why is wine good for your heart?
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For years studies have shown that wine, particularly red wine, is good for you when enjoyed in moderation. It has been shown to help limit flu symptoms, and has even been recognized (by us, at least) as the possible fountain
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If you’ve ever had a glass of wine during a flight, you might think (like we did) that airplane wine is a lot like airplane food… meh. According to Forbes, the wine itself is not to blame. Did it taste
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After much debate over whether size truly matters, it turns out the answer is YES! A new study from the University of Cambridge, reported via the BBC and published in the BJM, finds that the Brits have experienced a “sharp
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When we talk about wine – and viniculture specifically – there are a lot of terms we’ve learned to consider.We know that everything from the native, local plants to the soil itself have an intrinsic effect on the flavor of
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We all know that better wines tend to be sealed with a cork, while the lower end (think on the shelves of your local convenience store) wines tend to have screw caps, but does the cork itself have anything to
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Italian wines are some of the best known and most loved in the world… and they should be, since it turns out Italians have had thousands of years to perfect the art of winemaking! Scientists have recently discovered wine residue
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