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Whether you are already making your own wine or just pondering jumping into the rapidly growing hobby, one thing that you will want to experiment with is adding or changing the flavor of your wine. Sometimes, just fermenting the fruit… Continue reading "How to Make Wine – Adding Flavor to Your Homemade Wine"
Prosecco is fast becoming “the” drink for a night out, not just when we’re celebrating a special occasion. Price is undoubtedly a major factor in the decision making process, as a good bottle of Prosecco is usually less expensive than… Continue reading "Prosecco – The Phenomenon of the Sparkling Wine World"
Palm wine in Igbo land comes in two sources: nkwu (palm tree) – the source of the palm wine known as “Mmanya Nkwu”, and ngwo (rafia palm tree) – the source of the palm wine, known as “Mmanya Ngwo”. Each… Continue reading "Palm Wine and Its Importance In Traditional Igbo Society"
If you are looking for some unique formula for healthy living and for slowing the aging process, you have probably come across this product that is very “popular” these days – Jusuru Life Blend. But, before you buy this product,… Continue reading "Review of Jusuru Life Blend – Can This Product Really Deliver on Its Claims?"
“The more severe the pain or illness, the more severe will be the necessary changes. These may involve breaking bad habits, or acquiring some new and better ones.” -Peter McWilliams You are not helpless in your fight against inflammation! Your… Continue reading "Foods that Promote Inflammation"
Agriculture is at the heart of winemaking and, as in most farm activities, is hard work. Yes, it also has the elements of romance, but it is still farming. From one harvest to the next it is 11 months of… Continue reading "Automation in the Vineyard Helps Control Cost In Producing Your Wine"
It is an important part of wine making and drinking to know the wine classification and categorization. But before you can continue your journey you need to know the basics of just what wine is. In its simplest definition, wine… Continue reading "Simple Tips For Wine Classification and Categorization"
What, you ask, is a Turducken….and why would I want or need to do Wine Food Pairing with it? The answer to these questions is not for the faint of heart! About 4 years ago I was watching a Thanksgiving… Continue reading "Wine Food Pairing – What Goes With Turducken?"
Anytime consumers purchase a new wine, they have the problem of not knowing whether it will be one that they like or not. Of course, that problem is solved if they have discovered it in a tasting party. In a… Continue reading "How To Use The Top 5 Wine Ratings Sources To Purchase Wine Online"
How to set up a table? Here you can read what you need to set up a table, what you need to watch out for and how it is done correctly. It has very detailed information and I want to… Continue reading "Waiter Training: How to Set Up a Table – The Equipment"
Entrecote, which is also known as prime rib or rib steak, is one of the most tender and flavorful cuts of beef you can get and it is easy to learn how to cook it on the grill. This premium… Continue reading "How To Grill Entrecote"
Aside from humidity, vibration and temperature, lighting is one of the factors that will determine the quality of your cellar condition. The wine’s ability to produce sweet and delicious tasting wine depends on your management techniques of these factors. The… Continue reading "Wine Cellar Lighting Information And Management Tips"
As a college kid, I notice a lot of people turning down beer because they hate the flavor (probably because it is usually cheap beer). It really kills me when people decide to completely disregard beer completely because of one… Continue reading "Solving the "I’m Not a Fan of Beer" Stigma"
Spanish people often eat cakes and pastries with a cup of coffee for their breakfast, rather than after a meal. They sometimes eat fruit as a dessert but they also have dessert recipes, ranging from simple fruit or dairy based… Continue reading "Typical Spanish Desserts and Jello Recipes"
Goat might not be as common as beef or chicken but it is equally great for making crockpot recipes. Goats have been used for their meat, milk, skins, and hair all over the world for centuries and there are more… Continue reading "How to Cook Goat in a Crockpot"
Without further ado, let me introduce a few off-the-wall champagne pairings that will show how well it holds up against some of the world’s strongest foods. The caveat here is that the use of the word “champagne” is totally incorrect,… Continue reading "Unique Champagne Food Pairings"