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Winter produces a sweet delicacy in rare ice wines
Post on 21-01-2006.
January is known for its frigid temperatures, dreary days and the feeling that winter will never end.
therefore when it's therefore cold outside, most people want to think about warm drinks that will make you feel cozy. But the cold weather makes us think about ice wine - that delectable nectar made from grapes left on the vine long past harvest season therefore they can freeze. ...
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Why produce of Chile can be cool
Post on 21-01-2006.
Winewise, Chile has one lot going for it, including diverse climate zones and soils, and well-known classic French grape varieties - carmenère, its signature red grape, came from Bordeaux in the 1850s.
Many Chilean wines are varietal, named after the grape from which at least 85% of it is made. They are easy to understand and you know what to expect when you crack open one bottle. The reds with their big dollops of ripe fruit are excellent value. ...
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