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Popular questions about wine | July 2, 9:44 am | 0 comments

"I've been asked to write a little something about a few wine topics dear to many of the readership. These are questions that pop up from time to time, so I thought I'd address some. Here we go." Source: dailytidings.com

Italian Winery Adopts Smart Cork | June 28, 5:52 pm | 0 comments

"There may not be a genie inside the bottle, but a new cork can seemingly work wonders. Italy's Arnaldo Caprai winery has embedded a miniature chip, hardly larger than a grain of rice, in synthetic corks topping a limited-edition Sangiovese, called Contemporare, from the Umbria region." Source: winespectator.com

12 winning red wines for under $10 | June 23, 7:34 pm | 0 comments

"Chalk it up to the economy – or just good sense: This month the wine panel indulged a penchant for budget wines." Source: dallasnews.com

A Whiter Shade of Red | June 21, 7:40 pm | 0 comments

"We seem to be getting over our hang-ups about pink wine. And that's a good thing, though perhaps with a (slight) downside." Source: washingtonpost.com

Sipping and saving in California's wine country | June 18, 10:06 pm | 0 comments

"With a wedding planned for California's wine country in the middle of the recession, my fiance and I worried not just about what we were spending, but also about our guests. After all, the July event is taking place in a region where $400-a-night hotel rooms and $240 fixed price meals can intimidate even the most budget-savvy traveler. But there are values in the vineyards, as we've found through multiple trips to Sonoma and Napa counties the past few months to plan the "Big Day." So whether it's a day trip or a longer escape, the luxury of the wine country doesn't have to sip you dry. Here are some tips." Source: usatoday.com

Europe Drops Plan to Alter How Rosé Is Produced | June 17, 9:19 pm | 0 comments

"In response to protest from winemakers, the European Commission retreated from plans that would have broadened ways to produce rosé wine in Europe." Source: nytimes.com

Check out the Texas gold in the Lone Star Wine Competition | June 16, 8:02 pm | 0 comments

Katie:  Texas wines? I know some of you logabottle users are familiar, but I suspect most are not. Thought hard to find outside the Lone Star State, they are slowly gaining popularity.


Sparkling wines can fit budget | June 15, 7:15 pm | 0 comments

"Toast the beginning of summer with a good bubbly for less than $28" Source: freep.com

Basking With Rosés | June 14, 10:13 am | 0 comments

"IT began seemingly as a brief flirtation more than five years ago, this American affection, if not passion, for rosé wines. It was something new, something different. Fashion magazines and other arbiters of cool zeroed in on rosé like a rising hemline and anointed it the “It” wine. But “It” wines are fleeting, like a whiff of a captivating perfume, or the beads of condensation on a cool glass in the afternoon sun. This thing with rosé has evolved into a long-term relationship that shows no signs of fading." Source: nytimes.com

Higher Taxes On Wine May Result From Health-Care Reform | June 9, 7:09 pm | 0 comments

"President Barack Obama is mounting a full-court press on Congress to pass comprehensive health-care reform this year, which means he's got a lot of negotiating to do with Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill. And one of the biggest unanswered questions about reform is how the government will pay for the program, estimated to cost $1.2 trillion over the next decade." Source: winespectator.com

Katie:  Many expect higher taxes on alcohol, including wine.


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