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Southern New Mexico Wine Festival
in Celebrate Wine, on May 27, 2007
The Southern New Mexico Wine Festival is going on as we speak, but you still have time to join in the fun. Because of the long holiday weekend here in the States, the festival has just begun. From Time to tip your glass :
"Some of them are some pretty serious wine drinkers, and others are...
Pear Wine
in Celebrate Wine, on April 19, 2007
This sounds really yummy - pear wine from Oregon. I remember my grandfather used to send us pears and apples from the northeast. They came in a box and each piece of fruit was wrapped carefully with paper so it wouldn't bruise. You normally think of grapes when it comes to wine, but of course...
Wine Competition
in Celebrate Wine, on December 15, 2006
If you make your own wine, it's always interesting to measure yourself against the competition, and one way to do that is to actually compete.
Here's a chance for those from the Black Hills ( from Black Hills News ):
1st ANNUAL BLACK HILLS GRAPE & BERRY GROWERS ASSOCIATION AMATEUR ...
Reality Wine TV
in Celebrate Wine, on October 25, 2006
Reality TV shows are so popular these days. I'm not normally a big fan of them, though it kind of depends. I love Project Runway , even with the silly drama at times. Another type of reality show I've liked in the past are those on public broadcasting stations where they have people from...
Puget Sound Wine
in Celebrate Wine, on October 23, 2006
Many Puget Sound citizens may not know about the huge wine industry in their own back yard. Heck, I bet your average person in general when asked what areas of the United States make the most wine will be hard pressed to come up with a decent answer after first picking California.
Here's mor...
Living the Wine Life
in Celebrate Wine, on October 15, 2006
Growing grapes, even if they do eventually get magically turned into bottles of tasty vino, is akin to any other sort of agricultural work. It's hard, but it can be very rewarding as well.
In a series of articles about the wine life, The Daily Journal talks with Bill Crawford, owner ...
Vineyards Get Sheepish
in Celebrate Wine, on October 2, 2006
There is a lot of similarity between regular farm work, like growing hay, and vineyards where you grow grapes. Both require a lot of up keep and manual labor. Now, some grape growers are learning a thing or two from old farming techniques when it comes to keeping down the weeds.
From The Chicag...
Dan Aykroyd Wine Maker
in Celebrate Wine, on September 27, 2006
This must be celebrity wine week. Now Dan Aykroyd is getting into the wine making business.
From MarketWire.com : Canadian acting legend Dan Aykroyd and Diamond Estates Wines & Spirits will launch a new line of Dan Aykroyd-labeled wines in 2007, announced Murray Marshall, President & C...
Connecticut Cuts into Wine Making
in Celebrate Wine, on September 23, 2006
New England in general is not known for it's wine making. In fact, neither is Connecticut, but this is starting to change as more and more people jump on the wine making band wagon.
While Connecticut is definitely not the first place I think of when it comes to wine making or vineyards, I&#...
EU Vineyards Get Ripped
in Celebrate Wine, on September 19, 2006
It's hard to believe that too much wine can be a bad thing, but I do realize wine makers need to make a living.
But, ripping out vineyards seems like a pretty extreme measure.
From EU Ministers Eye Wine Reform :
A plan to uproot huge swaths of vineyards across Europe is at the heart of...
Washington State Wine
in Celebrate Wine, on September 15, 2006
The state of California gets a huge amount of press, and hey, even Oregon is mentioned a lot these days, but the state of Washington is actually a huge producer of wine.
Right about now, wine makers in the state are already getting pretty busy and things will only ramp up as the weather ...
Aussie Wines Too Bold?
in Celebrate Wine, on September 13, 2006
There has been a lot of criticism lately in the press about wines referred to as monster wines, meaning they are super bold in taste and this also often means super high in alcohol content as well. I have to admit to enjoying an occasional monster wine myself, but it isn't something that I wa...
Colorado Awaits Wine
in Celebrate Wine, on August 30, 2006
Some areas of Colorado already produce a number of vintages, but as you get closer to the desert areas you'll find less wine. This, however, maybe changing in the near future.
From High Country Wine :
Guy Drew, who owns Guy Drew Vineyards on Highway G a couple of miles out of Cortez, insis...