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Yeast, for the majority of people, is a safe bacterium that is the major ingredient in an enormous amount of foods consumed everyday in America. Yeast leavens bread, curdles cottage cheese, and ferments wines, beers, and every other alcoholic drink.… Continue reading "Yeast Free Alcohol – What Types of Alcoholic Beverages Are Yeast Free?"
Ahhh, the martini. The classic cocktail that casts a spell over men and women alike. Its reputation began well over a hundred years ago and continues to this day. Many have claimed to originate this classic drink, but only one… Continue reading "The Martini – How This Classic Cocktail Got Its Name"
The process to mix or blend a unique port from basic ingredients is quite simple. However, it takes time as it is difficult to define our preferred taste easily, so there needs to be a number of trials. There are… Continue reading "Starting A Port Barrel"
An early alcoholic drink, rum has been around since ancient times. Nothing if not old, it is practically forced to walk with a (sugar) cane. Though it wasn’t first distilled in plantations until the 17th century, rum is believed to… Continue reading "The History of Rum"
Patrick Henry was a very prominent figure in the American Revolution. In his time, English beer was the most famous and very few colonies like New Amsterdam started to rely on the local breweries instead of the English breweries so… Continue reading "American Beer – All You Need to Know About Patrick Henry Beer!"
Most of us, simply have tequila shots. Well this is a very “tourist” approach to tequila. Lets dive in the intricacies of Tequila drinking and explore the different kinds of tequilas and how they are drunk. Often when you order… Continue reading "How To Drink Tequila"
For several years wine making has been practiced through the process called as vinification, this is a very simple method as compared to the other methods of making alcoholic beverages. The process of wine making involves six basic steps: 1.… Continue reading "6 Steps of Wine Making"
When it comes to losing weight, or attempting to just keep yourself at the weight you are currently at, you will invariably receive a wide range of advice on how to do this. Keep away from sweets; don’t eat any… Continue reading "Calories in Wine – White Vs Red"
In the early eighties, the late country music singer/songwriter John Denver wrote a love song called Shanghai Breezes. Denver wrote the song for his wife Annie during a month long tour through China. The tender lyrics remind us of how… Continue reading "Notes From Barbados – Stories of Connection and a Shared History"
New Zealand is the perfect holiday destination because it offers a huge variety of adventure activities, cultural experiences, gorgeous scenery and unique flora and fauna. It features a range of larger cities like Auckland and Christchurch and smaller cities like… Continue reading "Benefits of Planning a New Zealand Package Tour"
Wines are like people; some of us need a lot of love – an advocate that brings out our best in us,” says Richard de los Reyes owner winemaker for Row Eleven Wines and the Riddler. “That is what wine… Continue reading "Another Form of Art In Winemaking Is In Blending"
When you see reserve printed on a wine label, you know that you are looking at a bottle of the best of the best. The most common place you will see a bottle of reserve, is in the red wine… Continue reading "What Does Reserve on the Wine Label Mean?"
Distillation is the centuries-old process used to produce alcohol. Heat is used to separate the components of a liquid, or mash, and as vaporization takes place the vapors are cooled so they condense into neutral spirits with little color, aroma,… Continue reading "Distillations From Wine"
Porcelain veneers, thin pieces of ceramic bonded to the front of your teeth, are commonly used to hide discoloration, brighten teeth, and generally improve your smile. Veneers are a wonderful smile-makeover option providing dramatic and long-lasting results. As with any… Continue reading "Advantages and Disadvantages of Porcelain Veneers"
Would you like to cook a pork roast that will make your mother-in-law turn green with envy? Follow these guidelines and you can put dried out and tasteless pork roast behind you forever! Cooking pork roast is not rocket science.… Continue reading "Pork Roast – How to Cook it Moist and Tender"
Duchateau Engineered Flooring features several rare species of hardwood such as European White Oak & Ash, as well as, Walnut. The finish is a matte hard wax oil based finish and brings the natural characteristics to life as the floor… Continue reading "Custom Engineered Wood Flooring by Duchateau Flooring"