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April 2008 - Wine Varietal
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Why French Wine Is So Popular?
Dissipated by the owners and winemakers switched to other businesses for next 14 years. Some surviving wineries were operating on Sacramental wine production. As a whole, the wine market of Napa Valley was flopped down. With the withdrawal of prohibition in 1933, the renaissance of Napa wine commenced with an era of recovery and followed by fabulous growth.
Some of the best wines come from France. Europe it is the oldest region where wine is produced. Their history of winemaking dates back to the olden days during the Roman times. In fact, it was from this that the knowledge of wine making spread throughout France.
France is definitely known for their wines. In fact it was from the 'French Paradox', a medical finding that observed that despite the French population's diet rich in fats, their risk of getting coronary disease remains significantly low. This phenomenon has been attributed to the French population's propensity towards drinking wine. This discovery prompted the many studies that have been devoted to the possible health benefits of wine.
Wine making process in France
The process of wine making can be considered an art form. Given that each wine maker can add his or her personal touch to the wine making process. There are many factors that contribute to the final outcome of the wine, such as the climate, time of harvesting, terroir, period of fermentation, etc. All of these tasks fall into the hands of the wine makers.
Who drinks French wines
Some of the best wines that come from various regions in France include: Champagne, Burgundy wine, and Bordeaux wine. It used to be that the people of France only drank wine that came from their locality. The access to railroads, and other transportation made the availability of wine through out the country much easier. France has been known to be one of the biggest consumers of their own wines. Although over the years there has been a decrease in this trend. So it has now become important for France to rely on exporting their wine. Also the excellent quality of wines that are being produced in other parts of the globe has taken its toll on the popularity of French wines.
Terroir
This is a special term that originates from France. In wine making it refers to the natural traits that are conferred to the wine by any particular vineyard. Every vineyard is believed to have its own unique characteristic that can affect the outcome of the wine. Some of these include: soil type, altitude, how the vineyard is managed, how much sun the plants in the vineyards are exposed to, etc.
It is no doubt that French wines are included as a favorite among many wine connoisseur. Not only do they have an excellent tradition of winemaking in France, but the wines that they produce speak for themselves.
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Say "Thanks" or "Happy Birthday" to friends, family or business associates with the grand assortment of unique snacks, sweets and savories! Selections include Monterey Nacho Chips, Chocolate Mint Truffles, Smokey Beef Sausage, Chocolate Coffee, Cheese Spread (Brie Flavor), Nacho Pepper Cheese (Mild), Wheat Crackers, Waters Crackers, and more! Handsomely presented in a basket. SPB04 SPB04S
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Tesco Lambrusco Bianco Light 1.5 Ltr
Mon, 21 Apr 2008 08:00:02 PDT
Case of 6 Tesco Lambrusco Bianco Light 1.5 Ltr Country:ITALY;Delivery:0.00;History:Lambrusco is one of the most ancient Italian wines varietal, known and appreciated since Roman times. In the last decades, thanks to its characteristics of being fresh and fruity wine, it is known worldwide.;Unitsize:6;WineType:Wine click here to learn more about this wine Remember you are dealing direct with one of the leading Online Wine merchants in the UK so you can be sure of a very good deal.
2006 Kaz Winery ‘Stomp’ Merlot
Mon, 21 Apr 2008 08:23:03 PDT
Mission Codename: The experienced first-timer Operative: Agent Red Objective: Kaz Winery was rumored to be creating its first-ever Merlot. Send Agent Red, the ultimate Kaz fan, to retrieve the wine before its available ANYWHERE Mission Status: Accomplished! Current Winery: Kaz Winery Wine Subject: 2006 Stomp Merlot Winemaker: Richard “Kaz” Kasmier Backgrounder: Wine Spies Operatives know that Agent Red gives partial credit to Kaz wines for launching his career as a Wine Spy. His early
Cabernet Sauvignon
Mon, 21 Apr 2008 10:16:33 PDT
Among all the Grape varieties Cabernet Sauvignon is regarded as one of the finest. It is relatively small, black and thick. The thickness of the skin makes it somewhat resistant to disease and extreme weather conditions such as heavy rains, however it needs warm climates as it is a late ripening grape and even it’s ‘homeland’ of the Medoc it sometimes does not ripen fully. However when it does ripen it makes a truly splendid wine such that is often called the King of Red Grapes. It is grown
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Why French Wine Is So Popular?
Dissipated by the owners and winemakers switched to other businesses for next 14 years. Some surviving wineries were operating on Sacramental wine production. As a whole, the wine market of Napa Valley was flopped down. With the withdrawal of prohibition in 1933, the renaissance of Napa wine commenced with an era of recovery and followed by fabulous growth.
Some of the best wines come from France. Europe it is the oldest region where wine is produced. Their history of winemaking dates back to the olden days during the Roman times. In fact, it was from this that the knowledge of wine making spread throughout France.
France is definitely known for their wines. In fact it was from the 'French Paradox', a medical finding that observed that despite the French population's diet rich in fats, their risk of getting coronary disease remains significantly low. This phenomenon has been attributed to the French population's propensity towards drinking wine. This discovery prompted the many studies that have been devoted to the possible health benefits of wine.
Wine making process in France
The process of wine making can be considered an art form. Given that each wine maker can add his or her personal touch to the wine making process. There are many factors that contribute to the final outcome of the wine, such as the climate, time of harvesting, terroir, period of fermentation, etc. All of these tasks fall into the hands of the wine makers.
Who drinks French wines
Some of the best wines that come from various regions in France include: Champagne, Burgundy wine, and Bordeaux wine. It used to be that the people of France only drank wine that came from their locality. The access to railroads, and other transportation made the availability of wine through out the country much easier. France has been known to be one of the biggest consumers of their own wines. Although over the years there has been a decrease in this trend. So it has now become important for France to rely on exporting their wine. Also the excellent quality of wines that are being produced in other parts of the globe has taken its toll on the popularity of French wines.
Terroir
This is a special term that originates from France. In wine making it refers to the natural traits that are conferred to the wine by any particular vineyard. Every vineyard is believed to have its own unique characteristic that can affect the outcome of the wine. Some of these include: soil type, altitude, how the vineyard is managed, how much sun the plants in the vineyards are exposed to, etc.
It is no doubt that French wines are included as a favorite among many wine connoisseur. Not only do they have an excellent tradition of winemaking in France, but the wines that they produce speak for themselves.
Art of Wine Tasting.
Learn the art of Wine Tasting
Another short Wine Varietal review
4 Main Reasons That Started the Wine Rage
When people think of grapes, the first thing that comes to their mind is wine. This is because wines are generally made from grapes. That is why most ...
Click Here to Read More About Wine ...
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Savory Pleasures Basket Standard
Say "Thanks" or "Happy Birthday" to friends, family or business associates with the grand assortment of unique snacks, sweets and savories! Selections include Monterey Nacho Chips, Chocolate Mint Truffles, Smokey Beef Sausage, Chocolate Coffee, Cheese Spread (Brie Flavor), Nacho Pepper Cheese (Mild), Wheat Crackers, Waters Crackers, and more! Handsomely presented in a basket. SPB04 SPB04S
Price: 39.95 USD
Headlines on Wine Varietal
Tesco Lambrusco Bianco Light 1.5 Ltr
Mon, 21 Apr 2008 08:00:02 PDT
Case of 6 Tesco Lambrusco Bianco Light 1.5 Ltr Country:ITALY;Delivery:0.00;History:Lambrusco is one of the most ancient Italian wines varietal, known and appreciated since Roman times. In the last decades, thanks to its characteristics of being fresh and fruity wine, it is known worldwide.;Unitsize:6;WineType:Wine click here to learn more about this wine Remember you are dealing direct with one of the leading Online Wine merchants in the UK so you can be sure of a very good deal.
2006 Kaz Winery ‘Stomp’ Merlot
Mon, 21 Apr 2008 08:23:03 PDT
Mission Codename: The experienced first-timer Operative: Agent Red Objective: Kaz Winery was rumored to be creating its first-ever Merlot. Send Agent Red, the ultimate Kaz fan, to retrieve the wine before its available ANYWHERE Mission Status: Accomplished! Current Winery: Kaz Winery Wine Subject: 2006 Stomp Merlot Winemaker: Richard “Kaz” Kasmier Backgrounder: Wine Spies Operatives know that Agent Red gives partial credit to Kaz wines for launching his career as a Wine Spy. His early
Cabernet Sauvignon
Mon, 21 Apr 2008 10:16:33 PDT
Among all the Grape varieties Cabernet Sauvignon is regarded as one of the finest. It is relatively small, black and thick. The thickness of the skin makes it somewhat resistant to disease and extreme weather conditions such as heavy rains, however it needs warm climates as it is a late ripening grape and even it’s ‘homeland’ of the Medoc it sometimes does not ripen fully. However when it does ripen it makes a truly splendid wine such that is often called the King of Red Grapes. It is grown
Wine Quotes
Pinot Wine | Port Wine
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