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from JillAddisonhttp://haciendawinery.com
written and produced by http://jilladdison.com
Located in historic Old Town, San Diego, Hacienda de las Rosas Wine tasting room offers locally made San Diego wines from locally grown, hand harvested grapes. Featuring wines made in the traditional Spanish and Italian wine making method, the tasting room offers a comfortable and enjoyable wine tasting experience.
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from wineryventisqueroSalut Wine + Food Festival Announces 2010 Events in Calgary and Toronto
Author: FYI // Category: wine festival-
press releaseCalgary, Alberta, Canada, February 26, 2010 –(PR.com)– Salut Wine + Food Festival will be returning to Calgary and Toronto for its second year this Spring. The 2010 Calgary festival will launch on Tuesday, April 6, with the Grand Finale dinner being held on Saturday, April 17. The Toronto festival will take place May 8 – 15, 2010.
Once again, the festival will feature a comprehensive program of events featuring international wine makers and celebrity chefs and highlighting some of the city’s best restaurants and venues.
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Wine of the Month Club – Interview with Winemaker of Batic Winery, Slovenia
Author: FYI // Category: wine report-
from wineofthemonthclub-
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The Original Wine of the Month Club owner Paul Kalemkiarian interviews Miha Batič and father, the winemakers of Batic Winery in Slovenia.
Wine Country Getaways Joins the VinoVisit Marketing Network of Partner Sites
Author: FYI // Category: Uncategorized-
from prweb.com press releaseNow consumers can book online winery reservations for free on www.VinoVisit.com and www.WineCountryGetaways.com.
Napa, CA (PRWEB) February 3, 2010 — VinoVisit, Inc., today announced that it has partnered with Wine Country Getaways to syndicate the VinoVisit.com “Book a VinoVisit” reservation widget on the winery profiles located at www.winecountrygetaways.com.
Wineries that are in the VinoVisit.com network will have a reservation widget on their Wine Country Getaways profile. Says wine blogger and site manager, Joe Becerra, “One of the best ways to learn about wine is to visit wineries, take a tour, and taste wines. Visitors to my site will find an assortment of wine trails that will guide travelers to wineries that will provide varied experiences in wine enjoyment and education. We’re pleased that our partner VinoVisit.com makes it easy to book winery reservations and we have added that functionality to our site as a service to our visitors.”
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Red Wine, Blueberries or blackcurrants for your good health? – Nutrition
Author: FYI // Category: red wine-
from SuJonBerries-
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The blackcurrant has a very wide unique range of antioxidants giving you the best defense against free radicals. When your DNA sustains an estimate of one million lesions every 24 hours theres definite reason to take this convenient high concentrate powder form of blackcurrant for you general health and well-being. Blackcurrant antioxidants can help lower the risk of numerous diseases and are also excellent for athletes
SuJon recommends you take 6g (one heaped teaspoon) of SuJons 100% * natural and 100% New Zealand made Blackcurrant Powder daily to feell good. If taking for sports performance we advise you consume before and immediately after exercise to support the cardiovascular system, help reduce fatigue and support muscle performance and recovery. Our New Zealand blackcurrants contain the highest levels of anthocyanins compared to any other variety grown in the world and this is due to high intensity natural UV light, a pristine environment, perfect growing conditions and unique varieties. These factors all combine to make New Zealand blackcurrants the richest source of blackcurrant polyphenolic compounds in the world. Research now indicates a key support role for anthocyanins, the polyphenolic class found in blackcurrant fruit, in metabolic and physiological processes essential to good health, well being and an active longevity.
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from Palatefinewine-
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Tom Eddy 2002 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley
Author: FYI // Category: Cabernet Sauvignon-
from GoldMedalWineClub-
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95 Points & Tasters Choice Selection, Wine News magazine “A well-built, serious wine packed with layers of fruit and promising great aging potential.”
94 Points, Kens Wine Guide “I described Excellent wines as those that just blew you away. Their flavors just make you yearn for more. They last forever in your mouth. These wines make an impression that will not forget. These are the wines you brag about. So in Tom Eddys 2002 Napa Cab, you have all those qualities. This very dark purple wine opens with a very inviting spicy blackberry bouquet with hints of licorice and blueberry. On the palate, this wine is ultra smooth, quite elegant, and has delicious black cherry flavors that make you yearn for a second glass or bottle. There are hints of spicy blackberry notes as well. The finish of this wine remains elegant and its fine tannins linger for a tremendously long time. This is a very special wine for a special meal.
92 Points, Wine Enthusiast “Its soft and gentle and interesting, with a good grip of tannins, and could develop additional bottle complexity in the coming years.”
Fredric Koeppel This wine is not an expression of a particular vineyard or designation, but of the Napa Valley itself, and thats certainly how it feels, as deep, as rocky, as alluvial as its historic origins. This is a cool, clean and powerfully minerally Cabernet, effortless in its confidence, eloquence and elegance but with foundations that rest on bulwarks of polished oak 28 months in French barrels and grainy tannins. Exceptional.
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