Comments for Wine Tasting Guy

Comment on Wine Wand – WOW! by Gabriel Geller

Gabriel Geller — Mon, 12 Nov 2012 20:49:16 +0000

$260 for the wine wand! Arer you kidding me?! I’d sure love to try it but at such price I’m sticking with my vinturi….

Comment on Wine Wand – WOW! by Gabriel Geller

Gabriel Geller — Mon, 12 Nov 2012 20:47:00 +0000

$260 for the wine wand! Are you kidding me?! I’d love to try it but at such price I’d rather stick with the vinturi…

Comment on Wine Wand – WOW! by Bev Hesse-Hearn

Bev Hesse-Hearn — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 15:47:30 +0000

Love the Watches, I have one. Now I must get the wine wand!!!!! as I appreciate good wine.

Comment on “Uncorked” & Oregon Pinot at City Winery by Quiet Victories on the Regulatory

Quiet Victories on the Regulatory — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 03:37:22 +0000

Oh my, good work on this info. I’m really impressed.

Comment on “Uncorked” & Oregon Pinot at City Winery by banquethall

banquethall — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 14:42:06 +0000

I agree with you. You can not recommend a wine unless you taste it. All my clients get a wine tasting before they choose thier wine. Good info

Comment on Young wine VS. Old wine by Trevor Whitton

Trevor Whitton — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 07:31:09 +0000

Chablis and other Burgundy Whites (Premier and Grand crus) are generally unoaked, but can age easily for 10 years and beyond. I don’t think the unoaked rule for whites is necessarily true (Loire Valley chenin blancs – prodigious agers – also comes to mind).

Comment on EXPERTS FAIL CHAMPAGNE TASTE TEST by Sunshine Mountain Vineyard

Sunshine Mountain Vineyard — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 03:00:07 +0000

Amen to that sir! Relying on experts alone wouldn’t do you any good! It’s yourself and your pallet you should rely on!

Comment on Drink Red Wine and Live Better (but not longer) by red wine aerator, wine, wine aerator, wine decantur

red wine aerator, wine, wine aerator, wine decantur — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 13:40:23 +0000

Many people enjoy red wine because it taste good but there are also many health benefits to drinking it in moderation. First off red wine has many antioxidants that can increase your health benefit by reducing the risk of heart disease. Researchers have also showed that drinking two glasses of red wine a day can help protect you against many cancers. Resveratrol is the active agent in red wine that can keep your body healthy and they are now forming a pill that will have this agent in it. There resveratrol can keep the cells in the body from mutating into cancer cells and this helps your chances not to develop the disease.

Comment on Hard to find HERZOG wines by nyc party spaces

nyc party spaces — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 23:54:56 +0000

It’s new wine time. This Beaujolais-Villages Nouveau was hanging on the vine a few short weeks ago. Many of us remember when new wines, especially Beaujolais Nouveau, were a hot, hot marketing phenomenon. Times have changed. At least in our bailiwick you must keep your eyes really open to find them displayed this year. Have consumers finally wised up? Georges DuBoeuf is known as the roi (king) or even pape (pope) of Beaujolais and is the person most responsible for this phenomenon. They used to deliver BN to New York via the Concorde. Not any more; and not only because there are no more Concordes. Let’s not exaggerate, there are still a lot of New Wine parties and Beaujolais Nouveau is often the star, especially when it carries the higher class Beaujolais-Villages designation. You might want to check out the company web site and visit their wine theme park. The companion wine is an Italian Vino Novello costing a lot less.

Comment on Expensive wine & upcoming TOTT & Riesling tastings by nyc party spaces

nyc party spaces — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 23:54:05 +0000

There are endless possibilities when it comes to types of wine tasting. You have the traditional, widely accepted options, and more modern, creative types. There are sites out there that encourage visitors to create their own types of tastings, or parties, and share them with their other visitors. As stated before, I take great delight in getting together with friends and neighbors to have a wine tasting party, whether it be a classic tasting, a food pairing (very fun…two of my greatest loves, fine wine and food!), a dessert pairing–what have you. I think it’s best to begin with the traditional types to lay a foundation and go from there in an upcoming article.