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Monthly Archives: August 2008
Anuva Wine Party, Powers of Ten, and Significant Figures (Digits)
Sometimes you just have to go back to the basics. Friends, food, wine. So we invited over some people, pulled out some of our wines and had a relaxing and lovely evening. One of the greatest things about wine is … Continue reading
Posted in wine drinking
Tagged anuva vinos, philosophy and wine, wine discussions, wine in Buenos Aires, wine tasting
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Evolved Wine, Evolution As It Relates to Wine
Wine evolves and wine can also be evolved. When wine comes into contact with oxygen, it oxygenates. Scientifically speaking, this means that there is a process of a loss of electrons (definition of oxygenation) to more electronegative (molecules/chemicals that want … Continue reading
Posted in evolved wine, winespeak
Tagged evolved wine, wine and oxygen, wine evolution, wine storage, wine swirling, winespeak
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Consumer Preferences: Wine Shipping Issues
I will admit that this is a bit of a sore subject for me, as I am in the business of shipping wine, but I have not yet met a single American who has attended one of my wine tastings … Continue reading
Posted in Alcohol Law, Alcohol Shipping
Tagged imported wine, internet wine, wine business, wine club, wine shipping
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Cafayate, Salta, Argentina–High Desert Wines
I have been through the Cafayate region and its surrounding twice to visit various Bodegas (wineries) and I find the region resembles something out of a Salvador Dalí painting. Besides my watch nearly melting onto my wrist, this desolate, arid … Continue reading
Posted in Argentine Wine, Winemaking Regions
Tagged Argentina, cafayate, high altitude wines, Malbec, Torrontés, wine regions
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Wine Spectator’s Dilemma
As many of you may have read in the news last week, Wine Spectator has gotten caught with their pants down a bit. Pretty much at their ankles. Robin Goldstein, author of The Wine Trials–a book that critiques the wine … Continue reading
Posted in Choosing wine
Tagged Argentina, buenos aires, Choosing wine, Malbec, wine awards, wine spectator
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The Olympics: A Summer Wine Break
What wine goes well with the pure competition, grace and nerve racking drama of the Olympics? Malbec, malbec, malbec. Why? It’s my favorite. Being a former swimmer at the University of Southern California myself, I find that for approximately 2 … Continue reading