Collecting Wine

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By QABumper 2 comments
The point of wine storage is to age premium wine or to preserve it. Preserving wine may seem simple because its an alcoholic beverage, but despite this, wine cannot be stored indefinitely. At the very least, someone who stores wine should know ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
The world of wine is a fascinating culture with a cult-like following. There's much to learn about wine, how it's made, what vineyards produce the best grapes and how to spot the top vintages. If you don't have the time to take all that in, you ... more »
By wineguyrich 0 comments
Saving you wine labels is a neat thing to do especially in the age of synthetic corks. You can keep them pressed in a journal or save them to decorate an old table. What ever you choose if done well you will have a nice conversation piece when ... more »
By J M Whitaker, Inc 3 comments
Tired of feeling like your only options when trying to save a wine label are to keep the bottle or end up with a mangled mess of what was once a beautiful label? Read on to learn about the types of labels and the most effective methods of ... more »
By RainMaker 1 comments
So you've just bought a 400-bottle wine cellar, and the twelve bottles of wine that followed you home from that last vacation are looking pretty lonely in there. Now what? It helps if you've bought the cellar when good vintages of your favorite ... more »
By J M Whitaker, Inc 0 comments
While there's no doubt that decanting wine is pretty darned classy, it's not always necessary. Read on to learn when, why and how to decant port wine for maximum enjoyment..... more »
By klnygaard 1 comments
How to obtain wine product for auction and get guests to attend your function: wine auction... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 1 comments
Original champagnes were sweet, but as the process of making them became more refined, the drier types gained popularity, and today brut, the driest, is the most popular of all. There are many types of brut champagnes, and many of the ... more »
By Anthony Delgado 1 comments
Has your wine collection overgrown your home? Convert an unused bedroom closet into wine storage... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
In a world where vintage prices are spiraling out of control and the market is flooded with cheap imitations, the Australian Shiraz is an excellent alternative for the wine collector. From subtle smoky undertones to the bold fruity varieties, ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
California has long been known for its wine and their Pinot Noir is no different. There are many vineyards to choose from and each has their own signature Pinot Noir. Collecting California Pinot Noir isn't only enlightening, but it's also fun to ... more »
By meemee67 1 comments
I myself love a glass of wine. But different wines are to be savored in different situations, at a different temperature and also with different meals of-course... more »
By Jonathanw 0 comments
Balloons, wine, how much more exciting could your party get without this!!.. more »
By The Pink Poodle 1 comments
Wine bottles are very traditional and important in France. The shape can tell you where a wine is from but the size will help keep it longer... more »
By RainMaker 0 comments
So you've built up a satisfying selection of wines, but are losing track of what's what, and where? Here's how to bring order back to the chaos... more »
By meemee67 0 comments
Red or White? Merlot or Zinfandel? Wine can be the perfect addition to a meal. Read this information on suggestions in regards to foods parried up with wine... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 1 comments
Wines can be collected like rare books and enjoyed after they've acquired some age, or enjoyed immediately. If you're starting a wine collection, formulate a strategy based on how much you drink, what type of wine you enjoy and how much you're ... more »
By J M Whitaker, Inc 1 comments
Despite the plethora of colorful and exciting labels lining the shelves of supermarkets and grocery stores, the old adage still holds true: you can't judge a book by it's cover. Read on to learn how to tell the difference between a nice label and ... more »
By NoraCharles 0 comments
As Kermit said, "It's not easy being green." But it is getting easier! There are so many attractive bottles, especially wine bottles that it would be a shame to toss all of them... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Lovers of wine usually want to collect it, and once you start collecting wine you will need to store it. If you store wine properly, you can age it to perfection. Improperly stored wine can go bad and might even taste like vinegar... more »
By nikkiraeink 0 comments
Collecting wine is not a cheap hobby. Doing it on a college student budget is even harder. You must always look for deals... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
You've just finished a great bottle of wine and want to remember it. Instead of filling the kitchen with empty wine bottles, why not create a wine journal? It's a perfect way to keep track of the wines you enjoyed, and make notes of the bottles ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
When looking to spend your hard earned money on a bottle of vintage red wine, there are a few key points you should keep in mind before making your purchase. Even the most coveted of red wine makers have bad years... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
When you buy wine in bulk, you're bound to save a lot of money while keeping a continuous stock of delicious wine on hand. Many wine connoisseurs choose to make a bulk wine purchase if they attend a tasting and find a wine they really enjoy... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
The "cult wine" phenomenon stems from the ever-increasing popularity of California vintages. Prior to the 1980s, wine aficionados usually concentrated on European wines. Now some wine enthusiasts collect cult wines, sometimes paying hundreds, if ... more »