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on May 6, 2011
Zinfandel is the one of the best American grape. Zinfandel has a confusing history as there has been a dispute about its origin. It was thought to be originated from Southern Italy, but now it is prov...
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on May 6, 2011
Zinfandel is the one of the best American grapes. Zinfandel has a confusing history as there has been a dispute about its origin. It was earlier thought to be originated from Southern Italy, but now i...
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on August 12, 2010
The new selection of Italy's finest red and white wine has been released in the northern Piedmont and Trentino regions. Producing over 46.5 million hectoliters of wine per year, Italy has been cla...
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on June 4, 2010
In my neighborhood I've had a choice of two Chiantis off the store shelf until recently: Da Vinci and Ecco Domani. Both were good basic Chianti - palatable, with a the taste a cherries and firm ...
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on December 21, 2009
Ferragamo has moved from high fashion to fine wine, according to BusinessWeek.Don't bother going to a wine store and asking for the new line of Ferragamo wines. The Italian brand adorning $1,60...
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on August 31, 2009
I don't often see much on Sicilian wines. So when I came across this piece on Sicily's diverse wines and winemaking, I decided to save it...
Jack Felber of the Gloucester Daily Times wrote ...
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on June 29, 2009
Tuscany is a place blessed with some of the world's best grapes. Sangiovese grapes. And they make some of the world's best wine, IMHO.
Deb Harkness had a post recently on a 2005 Marchesi de&...
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on April 20, 2009
Linda Sterling did a review recently of a nice chianti. A very nice chianti, actually. And she did it naked...
If you never seen Linda's Naked Wine Show you're missing out. On this particular...
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on February 16, 2009
The NT Times had an informative piece earlier this month on wines from Italy in the $10 to $20 prie range.Few places offer a wider selection of singular wines in the $10 to $20 price range - the sweet...
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on September 3, 2008
Fall is just around the corner and few wines are more enjoyable when the weather turns cool than Italy's Sangiovese wines. In the video below, Iron Chef Mario Batali and Joe Bastianich discuss how...
