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  • How to Serve Wines

    Planning a fancy dinner and serving wine? There are guidelines to serving wine that can enhance each course from appetizer to dessert. Entertaining in your home can be a wonderful way to enjoy...

  • How to Use Plastic Champagne Glasses for Toast

    Commemorating a job well done or a festive occasion in the office? Perhaps you're throwing a large party, or making a New Year's toast under the stars. Sometimes life calls for plastic. Plastic...

  • How to Use a Double Pull Wine Key

    A wine key, or corkscrew, is the tool used for removing the cork from a bottle of wine. There are several styles of wine keys that can range in price. The simple double-pull wine key most often...

  • Homemade Wine Cellars

    You're turning into a wine connoisseur and need a place to keep your wine. You don't want to just store it anywhere because you've come across some really nice, collectible bottles that--if stored...

  • How to Make Your Own Flavorful Wine Spritzers

    What we are going to do is use our individual imaginations to create a very tasty drink. A wine spritzer is an effervescent delight. You can use various wines and sodas to make these delicious...

  • How to Make Ethanol From Sugar Cane

    Ethanol can be made from many liquids that contain sugar, such as sugar cane juice. The ethanol content will be primarily determined by the sugar content of the sugar cane juice. The yeast you'll...

  • How to Use a Vacuum Wine Saver

    There are many types of wine preservers on the market today to help preserve an opened bottle of wine. Some use vacuum seals. Red wine will typically last two to three days in a temperature...

  • Wine Label Information

    In choosing a wine, often the only clues to its qualities are on the bottle's label. Using this information, you'll be better equipped to make a selection that will match your taste.

  • What Is Barrel Time for Wine?

    There are many time-honored steps a masterful winemaker must follow in order to make the best-tasting wine he possibly can. Often, one of these steps is the process of aging wine in barrels. This...

  • How to Build a Wine Cabinet From a Travel Trunk

    Instead of throwing away that old travel or luggage trunk that sits in your closet or at the foot of your bed, make a wine cabinet out of it. This article will give you the complete step by step...

  • How to Choose The Right Wine To Go With Your Meal

    Choosing the right wine to go with what you are serving can be a very daunting task and can and has cause many hosts to leap through windows or to crawl under a bed. My article is meant to be a...

  • How to Remove The Cork From Inside The Wine Bottle

    Have you ever had a cork get stuck inside the wine bottle, and the only way to get the wine is to push it in? I'm going to show you how to remove the cork after the bottle is empty without...

  • Can You Send Wine to the USA?

    Shipping wine into the United States is legal, but there are a few things to consider. The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) regulates alcoholic imports into the country, and each...

  • How to Convert a Refrigerator Into a Wine Cooler

    If you have an old refrigerator out in the garage or in the basement, you own one of the cheapest, most effective wine storage coolers available. It's easy to convert and can store several cases...

  • What Is Racking When Fermenting?

    Fermentation is the chemical process that occurs when yeast is blended with grape juice in order to make wine. The yeast converts the natural sugars in the grape juice to carbon dioxide and...

  • How to Get Wine Out of a Microfiber Couch

    Microfiber couches are known for repelling liquids, wicking abilities and durability. That being said, red wine is good at staining many different things and microfiber is no exception.

  • Types of Chilean Wines

    Chile is known as a "new world" wine country, and is considered among the best wine producers in South America. Known for its "value" wines, Chile's production of moderate to expensive bottles is...

  • How to Buy a Wine Fridge

    Did you know that red wine should be served slightly cooler than room temperature? Whether you are a fan of white or red wine, bottles may be taking up valuable space in your refrigerator or on...

  • Homemade Wine Label

    If you make your own wine, giving it as a gift, or simply don't want your dinner guests to know you're serving "two buck chuck," you can personalize your wine bottles with homemade wine labels....

  • How to Make Handmade Wine Shelves

    Handmade wine shelves can be as attractive as they are practical. It doesn't take exceptional woodworking skill, a great deal of time or costly tools and supplies to make your own wine shelves....

  • How to Make Wine Shelves

    Wine shelves offer a convenient, effective way to store wine bottles. They work equally well for easy access to wines that you keep on hand for everyday meals or enjoyment and for long-term...

  • How to Purchase a Wine Decanter

    Purchasing a wine decanter is more than just running to the store and picking up the first one you see on the store shelf. It takes careful planning and thought to purchase the right decanter for...

  • Why Do Wine Bottles Have Recessed Bottoms?

    The indentation in the bottom of a wine bottle is called a punt. Its presence is one of the favorite topics of discussion when oenophiles gather together. There are as many stories about punts as...

  • Why Do Wine Bottles Have Punts?

    The presence of the punt has been the subject of many discussions by wine lovers. While folklore gives many reasons for its existence, that dimple has definite purposes for many wines.

  • Information on Wine Racks

    As a way to display both small and large wine collections, wine racks have functional as well as decorative properties. To pick out the best wine rack, know your options and what suits your wine...

  • About Riedel Wine Glasses

    Riedel is an Austrian company that produces wine glasses, wine decanters, and table accessories. As of 2009, it offered 12 different series of wine glasses ranging in price from $10 to $200 each.

  • Wine Storage Facility Requirements

    Wine storage is a field of expertise based primarily around chemistry, with an element of luck. Storage specifications vary, but there is one constant: wine is perishable. The five crucial...

  • Wine Storage Information

    Whether it is part of a collection of fine wines just a special bottle saved for later enjoyment or celebration, wine's quality is affected by the way the bottle is stored.

  • How to make Spiced Red Wine

    This special spiced red wine is certainly delicious enough on it's own, but when you add the grape ice ring you have a truly special drink. Serve this at all your gatherings and parties. Not only...

  • How to Make a Wine Holder Out of a Wine Crate

    You are a wine lover. You constantly look for the newest and best labels on the market. Maybe you just like to have a few bottles laying around just in case of an occasion. Either way, there is...

  • Instructions for a Wine Opener

    Wine can be an intimidating subject for those unfamiliar with wine culture and lingo. Opening wine bottles, with their corks sealed tightly inside, can be as frightening as knowing whether to...

  • How to Make Homemade Wine Filters

    Whether you are having wine for a party you are throwing or enjoying a quiet evening alone, sometimes you will need to filter the wine from the bottle into a decanter. This filtering may be done...

  • How to Make White Grape Wine

    Wine makers commonly use white grapes to make wine at home. Vitis labrusca is a popular species of white grape in the United States and is the source of most white grape juice. These grapes are...

  • How to Store Wine in a Fridge

    Storing wine in your refrigerator may make the wine aficionado cringe, but sometimes this is the only option, aside from tossing the bottle. Having a dedicated wine refrigerator or a proper wine...

  • How to Know, 6 Reasons Why Red Wine Is Good for You

    In recent years there has been a great deal of research into the health benefits of drinking red wine. Although some of the evidence is conflicting, there is a general global consensus among...

  • Care of Wine Stoppers

    Wine stoppers are used after a bottle of wine has been opened but not finished so that the wine can stay as fresh as possible until it is finally drunk. These temporary wine stoppers come in all...

  • The History of Wine Making in China

    When you think of the great winemaking cultures of the world, you may think of France and Italy, or perhaps the fertile winemaking regions of California's Napa Valley. What many people don't know...

  • DIY Wine Storage

    Collecting wine involves more than just finding the right bottles for your collection. Proper storage for the wine will ensure that the bottles stay in good condition. Without the proper storage...

  • How to Rate Red Wine

    Rating red wines is not difficult. You can easily learn to distinguish between one type of red wine and another. Picking out underlying notes in each red wine can help you learn to pick out flavor...

  • DIY Wine Label Applicator

    Labeling homemade wine not only allows you to express your creativity, but also provides a method of organizing your home-wine inventory. Whether you sell your wines in a store or enjoy them...

  • What Is Claret?

    The country of France has a history of wine-making dating to the 6th century B.C. Among the many wine-producing regions of France, the Bordeaux region is particularly known for the production of...

  • Easy Winemaking

    Wine making is a time-honored tradition. The process can be arduous and lengthy, with some types taking months or even years to reach their potential. The basic steps of wine making, however, are...

  • Types of Swedish Wine

    Although not traditionally a wine-producing country, Sweden has, for centuries, produced wines made with fruits other than grapes. In recent years, many small vineyards have appeared which produce...

  • How to Dreaming of Having Your Own Vineyard ? Here Is How Your Dream Will Become True

    Do you adore good food ? Do you prefer wine with your food ? Do you drink more than only boring old Chardonnay ? Are you maybe from California, Chili, Cape Town, Burgundy, Odessa, Melbourne or...

  • How to Host a Fun "All Girls" Party - three ideas

    Let's have a party! Whether it's to celebrate an engagement, a holiday, or simply getting friends together to relax, laugh, and enjoy some good old fashioned "girl talk," a party is...

  • Types of Grape Vines

    Grape vines bring people delicious products, such as grapes, raisins, wine and grape juice. There are thousands of varieties of grapes. Grapes are broken down into white or black (also called...

  • How to Open a Wine Bottle With a Synthetic Cork

    Knowing how to open a wine bottle with a synthetic cork is becoming more important as the world's supply of natural cork dwindles. Learn to open wine bottles with synthetic corks with the guidance...

  • How to Put Salt on a Margarita Glass

    Putting salt on a margarita glass can be done effectively using a lime wedge, a plate, a glass and some kosher salt. Rim a margarita glass in salt with the advice of a wine bar owner in this free...

  • How to Rate Wines

    Rating wines is very subjective, and is best done while using a notebook just in case you want to purchase some favorites down the road. Discover what to look for in great wines with tips from a...

  • How to Become a Wine Expert

    To become a wine expert, you'll need a variety of different wines and reference material. Find out how you can become a wine expert with the help of a wine bar owner in this free video on wine basics.

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