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Intriguing wine news… and a cool wine exploration event!

Friday, October 30th, 2009 by Rebecca

Not my favorite flavorWow! This has been one heck of a week in wine news. The juiciest news comes by way of Wine & Spirits Daily regarding Amazon giving up their piece of the wine pie. It’s a longer read but I think it’s worth checking out!

Ever experienced a tin-foilesque aftertaste having paired red wine with fish? There is new information this week about why red wine and fish are not such a great pairing. Read more here.

Then, in case you missed this year’s Boston Globe Plonkapalooza, check out this year’s top wine picks!

For those of you looking to stretch your legs and travel the wine world a bit, consider joining Bon Vivant Wine Company (Randolph, MA) as they wine and dine with you at some of Long Island’s best vineyards on November 21. Tickets are available here.

What do you think of Amazon’s decision?

The art and science of great Champagne

Monday, October 5th, 2009 by Rebecca

bubblesOne of the simplest pleasures in life is bubbles. Thank goodness they are all around us, from soap, to a delicate “Top Chef” food foam, to the beach! Remember being a kid and blowing them? You couldn’t help but smile every time you created one, and the bigger, the better. Then there was going to the beach, wading through the foam a crashed wave leaves behind and attempting to capture the remnants in your cupped hands. I still relish the smell of the ocean, transmitted as the waves crash and the mist gets picked up and sent to my nose….

But are these attributes beneficial for the enjoyment of sparkling wine, also?

Head on over to Wicked Local today to find out!

What do you love about Champagne?

Friday Wine Fodder

Friday, September 25th, 2009 by Rebecca

Thanks to fellow wine writer, Natalie Maclean, for this great Fall Wine Festival shot found on Epicurious! http://www.epicurious.com/articlesguides/blogs/editor/2007/09/fall-wine-festi.htmlI suspect with the wine trade’s “tasting season” well underway, the Powers That Be at various publications (whether print or more socially-driven), are a bit behind in their usual operations. I know I’m a bit tuckered out, sampling wares from all over the world to suss out the Best of the Best for consumers.  My suspicion stems from a surprising lack of wine news this week. That said, I think I’ve found a few articles to distract you from your own work today.

France is proving a bit fickle in their health/wine reports these days. Check out this Decanter article to learn which way they are flipping (or flopping?) this week.

And South Africa proves a tempting ground – for theft! Did you hear about this major wine heist?

Finally, don’t forget to get on the tasting bandwagon yourself in the next week or so! Remember there are a couple of events you should consider attending:

Sept 25-27

Newport Mansions Food & Wine Festival Here’s what they’re saying about it: “Presented by Food & Wine, this spectacular event will feature more than 400 wines from around the world and cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs Jacques Pépin, Joanne Weir, David Burke and more culinary experts.” Click here for more info and to get your tickets today (and be sure to poke around the web for discount codes…).

Sept 29

All New England 3rd Annual Farm-Fresh Funky Feeding Frenzy @ Craigie on Main. From their lips to our ears, here’s what to expect:  “a 5-course dinner with wine pairings. We have thrown down a challenge to ourselves and pledge to meet it: every single offering on the menu will have been grown, raised or caught within our New England borders.”

Have you sipped and sampled at all this fall? Where abouts?

The Terminator, Finger Lakes and the passing of a great wine pub

Friday, August 28th, 2009 by Rebecca

Wine Report 09Those of us in the wine industry know August is a sleeper month. Sales always drop as folks head out of town for some rest before school starts again. This calm-before-the-storm is a relief to many of us because we’re about to embark on Trade Tasting Season, which starts in just a couple of weeks – and is, quite frankly, insane.

Further evidence of this quiet month is just how little truly newsworthy wine “news” is out there these days. No less, Decanter comes through for us once again this week! Here are three articles that rose to the top for me:

Wine from Finger Lakes wins top prize. (Do they really think any other region can compete?)

Find out what “The Terminator” is doing to get CA back on the consumer radar

Sad news for wine professionals… Our beloved Wine Report is going off-line.

What’s your reaction to these news tidbits?

Fine Wine, health and reality TV

Friday, August 21st, 2009 by Rebecca

The Winemakers, care of: http://thewinemakers.tv/aboutThis week Decanter “wins” for the most captivating wine news. Tune into these fast-paced articles over your morning coffee. These headlines are sure to get you sailing right into your weekend!

Here’s a preview:

Reservatrol, the compound found in red wines that often gets plugged for its health cache has made headlines once again – as having anti-inflammatory properties. But does everyone agree? Find out here.

I’m more likely to be watching the Red Sox or Sports Center than any mainstream TV program. But I am a sucker for Top Chef and Project Runway, and this fall I may have to add another one to my list of “must-sees”: The Winemakers!

Last but not least, as we continue to watch Aussie wine sales dwindle at the shop (it seems the public might be over “it” and onto South America for cheap, satisfying wine finds) some wines from down under are proving quite tasty, albethem at a higher price point. Now it seems a concerted effort will be made by top wineries to establish Australia as something much more than plonk-worthy. Read more here.

Will you be tuning in to “The Winemakers” this fall? What’s your take on Aussie wines these days?