Tag Archives: wine
Meet the People and Places of New England Wine
Subscribers may remember that a few months ago I started working at New England Uncorked, a specialty wine importer and distributor. Our portfolio focuses heavily on wines from the New England states, eastern Canada, and New York state. We just … Continue reading
Anna de Codorníu Announces SHARE Partnership
Many casual wine drinkers are unaware of how much the wine world actually does for and gives to charities. I think it is in their nature on several levels. Winemakers are about producing a product that is supposed to enhance … Continue reading
Red Bubbles for Valentine’s Day
Many people believe Valentine’s Day is no more than a Hallmark card holiday, invented by the greeting card and confections industries. There is some real history to the sentiments of the day. The infographic below (attribute: History Channel) lays it … Continue reading
Palate Press Story – Westport Rivers
Palate Press has given me the opportunity to write about one of my favorite regional wineries. Worth the trip from anywhere in New England. http://palatepress.com/2011/11/wine/westport-rivers-not-your-typical-regional-wines/#respond
Free Wine Tastings
So you’ve seen, swirled, smelled, and sipped some wines and decided you want to continue to expand your palate. All of those avowed and acknowledged experts are presented with numerous incredible opportunities to sample fine wines and you want to … Continue reading
Other Wine Bottle Sizes
Most people are familiar with the standard size wine bottle being 750ml. Some even know that a magnum is considered to be two standard size bottles, often referred to today as the 1.5lt. How many of you are aware of … Continue reading
If wine is made from grapes why is it supposed to taste like everything other than grapes?
This was one of my first questions when I began tasting wines. Wine can be made from anything fermentable, especially other fruits. Most people who taste wine and do not yet have a developed palette are still able to discern … Continue reading