Wine consumption has been falling steadily for decades in Europe for a number of reasons, from rising health concerns to stricter drunken-driving laws. But wine production has kept on going; the continent is figuratively drowning in a lake of unwanted, low-quality wine.
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Eight of the world’s leading researchers on phenolics in wine will discuss their contemporary work Friday, Feb. 1, during a symposium honoring the lifetime achievements of Vernon Singleton, one of the foremost phenolics researchers and a professor emeritus in UC Davis′ Department of Viticulture and Enology.
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MANITOWOC Tickets now are available for the Chamber of Manitowoc Countys fifth annual Evening to Wine Down scholarship fundraiser event starting at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 1, at Knoxs Silver Valley Banquet Hall, 1222 S. Alverno Road. Wine, beer, cheese and chocolates will be available for tasting made available from Pine River Dairy, Courthouse Pub, The Honey Pot, Pine River, Larrys Distributing, …
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DARTMOUTH — Music: A work of Heart II Wine Tasting Fundraiser to benefit the Dartmouth School Music Association (DSMA) will be held Saturday, Feb. 9, from 7 to 10 p.m. at Howland Place on the top floor, Orchard Street in New Bedford.
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Hello Everyone, This week we’ll become reacquainted with an old friend, a favorite wine for many of us at one time or another, and deserving, I think, of a fresh look.
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What sets Franklin Square apart from most other wine bars is its grounding in chefly talent and experience.
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The owners of a make-your-own wine franchise say the state is forcing them to close. But state officials say Vintner`s Cellar has not been following the law.
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The owners of a make-your-own wine franchise say the state is forcing them to close. But state officials say Vintner`s Cellar has not been following the law.
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SACRAMENTO — Americans uncorked 314 million cases of wine last year, a new record that underscores the nation’s status as the fastest-growing wine market in the world.
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A New Jersey man makes learning about wine entertaining and fun.
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