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8 great reds and whites you ought to try | October 5, 6:34 pm | 0 comments

"Winemakers Greg Lipsker and Michael White of Spokane's Barrister Winery stopped in the other day to show me their new releases, and during the conversation I realized that just in the years since they were bonded in 2001, the number of wineries in Washington has tripled. It's now quickly closing in on 600. With so many new wineries, it is more important than ever to put them all in perspective, to help you discover those that are most deserving of your attention and support. So here we go ... recommended releases from a few of the newcomers and some of the old hands." Source: nwsource.com

Off the beaten wine trail: Explore four emerging regions | October 3, 9:07 am | 0 comments

"About half of states — and parts of Canada and Mexico — produce noteworthy bottles and showcase them along scenic wine trails. In honor of the vintage now being harvested, USA TODAY's Jerry Shriver and Chris Gray profile four emerging grape-growing regions worth a stop. Sip well and wisely." Source: usatoday.com

Katie:  Yay Hill Country! Click on the region name to read the full story for that region.


Pairings for pizza (and lots of people) | October 2, 12:13 am | 0 comments

"We are having an anniversary party and serving catered wood-oven pizza and salads. We would like to provide wine for the event, a red and a white. Would you have any recommendations for something interesting yet very drinkable that is not too expensive? We will have about 60 adults." Source: nwsource.com

Scenic views, winding vines | October 1, 7:54 am | 0 comments

"n the Finger Lakes region of New York state, the fall colours are spectacular and there are fabulous inns and restaurants awaiting you. The bucolic towns lining the 11 lakes offer hiking and biking and, at this time of year, the region's 100 wineries offer as much appeal for the sniff-and-swirl crowd as for the more casual visitor." Source: brantfordexpositor.c

Wine Compound May Protect Against Radiation Exposure | September 30, 10:07 am | 0 comments

"The antioxidant resveratrol, found in many plants and in red wine, may help protect against radiation exposure, say University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine researchers." Source: usnews.com

Wall Street Journal Offers Wine Promotion | September 29, 12:01 pm | 0 comments

"Newspapers have used all sorts of goodies to promote themselves, like branded umbrellas, tote bags and ball caps, so why not Wall Street Journal wine? There is no WSJ label, no Journal vineyard. But two weeks ago, Journal subscribers began receiving brochures for WSJwine — essentially, a mail-order wine club run by Direct Wines, a major wine-by-mail company. The club offers new members a deep discount on the first case of wine purchased, and a cork puller." Source: nytimes.com

EU renews spat with India over wine tax | September 28, 9:23 pm | 0 comments

"The European Union launched new dispute proceedings against India at the World Trade Organisation on Monday over taxes and restrictions on European wine and spirits imposed by three Indian states." Source: ft.com

Why some wines give you hangovers and others don't | September 27, 11:34 am | 0 comments

"In a bid to boost profits, some wine is apparently so industrially processed that one critic has dubbed it no better than an “alcoholic cola”, reports The Sun. Some producers use artificial flavourings and additives to mimic the taste of the grape, while some add oak chippings to a wine that has never seen a barrel, and still there are some who put more than just bubbles in our champagne" Source: sify.com

Katie:  These extra, non-natural ingredients are the most likely culprits of that morning-after headache.


Sonoma County Cabernet Sauvignon | September 26, 7:52 am | 0 comments

"A few grape varieties do particularly well in appellations within Sonoma County, such as Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel and Russian River Pinot Noir. Though it's somewhat overshadowed by neighboring Napa Valley, Sonoma County also does well with Cabernet Sauvignon. In 2007, the red variety was second only to Chardonnay's acreage and tons crushed. We tasted 75 wines from Sonoma County and its appellations, from several vintages: 2006, 2005, 2004 and a few 2003s. More than half were 2005s, from which our favorite three-star wines emerged." Source: sfgate.com

Wine Lovers See Red Over State Laws That Restrict Home Delivery of Bottles | September 25, 9:46 am | 0 comments

"Alison Light and her husband fell in love with several small California wineries this summer while celebrating their wedding anniversary. But when Ms. Light tried to have bottles shipped to her Norfolk, Mass., home, she was miffed to discover that her state effectively barred most such shipments. So she -- joining about 8,000 other Massachusetts residents -- became a member of Free the Grapes, a Napa, Calif., advocacy group for wineries and wine drinkers. Ms. Light, a 46-year-old university financial-aid worker, has written state lawmakers, urging them to overhaul the state's direct-shipping rules." Source: wsj.com

Katie:  Interested in helping ease restrictions on wine shipments? Check out www.freethegrapes.com


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