Theoretical Foundations of technology muscat wine [ March 10th, 2010 ] Posted in » Wine Article archive, Wine review

d0bcd183d181d0bad0b0d1822Theoretical Foundations of technology muscat wines.
The main problem that solves the technology of Muscat, is to maximize the aromatics of grape extract and save them at all stages of manufacture and storage of wine. The transition to the wort and wine extractive s should be restricted to ensure lightness and delicacy taste of muscat wine.
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Wines from Old and New Worlds

vinosWine production is not confined to Spain, France and Italy as traditionally mentioned, today the wine is produced from Canada to South Africa through the United States, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, Bulgaria, Romania, Chile and Argentina among others.

Producing countries can mold himself into two major divisions, the old world with European countries and the New World with the United States, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa mainly.
The general characteristics that can identify these two great divisions are several including:
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March 8th, 2010 | Leave a Comment

St. Clement tour & teste

st-clement-vineyards-2St. Clement Vineyards is one of the most lovely stops in the Wine Country. The winery is located in the Napa Valley, the heart of the Northern California Wine Country. The Victorian Rosenbaum House, which was first used as a winery in 1878, has been meticulously restored and now serves as the Hospitality Center; the parlor has become an intimate tasting room, while the porch swing still beckons guests to while away the afternoon overlooking the vineyards of the Napa Valley. Picnic tables on the shaded patio and extensive gardens offer a welcome stop on a tour through the wine country.

The Rosenbaum House was the 8th winery in the Napa Valley and wines were first vinted in the stone cellars beneath the house. These same cellars, as well as a modern winery built 100 years later, are used today to house the 20,000 cases that St. Clement produces annually.
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March 1st, 2010 | Leave a Comment