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Monthly Archives: August 2009

Wine Education in Maryland at Tin Lizzie Wineworks

This weekend we discovered a great wine education opportunity in Maryland. Those who have visited wineries in Maryland know that Maryland does produce some great wines. However, Maryland has been somewhat limited in terms of wine education. It seems for most wine education people must travel to Virginia, Philadelphia or New York. Tin Lizzie Wineworks […]

Visit a Winery During your August Vacation

August is one of the busiest vacation months in the year. Wherever you are visiting, there is likely to be a winery nearby. This gives you a chance to discover what the wineries in the area have to offer. Also since many wineries sell only from their tasting rooms, you have the opportunity to taste […]

Plastic Vs Glass Wine Bottles

Why use glass wine bottles when plastic bottles are available? Proponents of plastic bottles point to the fact that they are less expensive. The use of plastic will allow wine to be less expensive. Considering the expense that goes into producing a bottle of wine, consumers already have access to some very good wines that […]

Gold Coast Winery Supports Michelle’s Place Breast Cancer Resource Center

What Do These Have in Common with Wine? Michelle’s Place Breast Cancer Resource Center, South Coast Winery, decorated bras In early October 2009, Maggie Carter’s 5th Annual Wild Women of Wine Country Luncheon will take place at South Coast Winery and Winery in Temecula, California. (Earlier this year South Coast Resort & Winery won the […]

Texas Wineries New Website

For many wine enthusiasts, it may come as a surprise that Texas can boast that it ranks 5th in the nation for wine production. Texas has come a long way since vineyards were re-established in the late 20th century. In the book Vineyard Cuisine: Meals & Memories from Messina Hof by Merrill & Paul Bonarrigo?founders of […]

Temecula Valley’s Cougar Vineyard & Winery’s Vermentino Wine

Have you tried adding a frozen peach slice to a glass of white wine yet this summer? For the first time this summer I added a peach slice to a Vermentino wine. This particular wine was produced by Cougar Vineyard & Winery located in Temecula Valley, California. Vermentino 2008 is produced with estate grown grapes. […]

Wine & “A Bite” Art Walk

We met Linda Kissam, CEO of Temecula Valley Quality Wine Alliance while visiting many of the wineries in Temecula Valley. Linda emailed us this week about an event in Fallbrook, California; a short distance from Temecula Valley.  I decided to check out the links to the event and it looks to be a delightful event […]

A Barley Wine Ale from Milwaukee, WI

This weekend we had the opportunity to taste Barley Wine Ale. This ale was brewed by Sprecher a microbrewery in Milwaukee. Barley Wine Ale brewed in 2007 had 9.71 ALC. The ale had a medium amber color with medium clarity. Also, the ale had a nice, good head. Aromas of the ale were prevalent with […]

New York State Attempts to Update Wine Laws Again

Last spring some New York State wineries and wine shops were in an uproar over a proposed bill that would allow grocery stores to sell wine. It generated so much controversy that ultimately the bill was unsuccessful. This past week I learned that a revision of this bill has been suggested that will allow grocery […]

Wine for Water Benefit Event, August 22, 2009

Attend the Wine for Water benefit in Paso Robles, California. Consider enjoying wine and helping others at the same time! Proceeds and donations go directly to safe and clean water for families in Ethiopia. Wineries that will be participating include Booker, Saxum, L’Aventure, Torrin, Jada, Terry Hoage, Justin, Turley, Sylvester’s Le Vigne di Domenico, and […]


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