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Oregon's wine grape regions maturing
Post on 14-11-2006.
Sharp-eyed consumers already are seeing new geographical place names on Oregon wine labels. What used to say Willamette Valley, for instance, may now read Ribbon Ridge or Eola-Amity Hills.
At its most basic level, use of more-specific place names tells consumers that at least 85 percent of the grapes used to make that wine came from within that federally approved growing area. But, in one trend reflective of ...
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Tasting Tips
Post on 14-11-2006.
We all know how to sip, gulp and guzzle wine. Really, tasting wine can be just as fun, but it takes some focus. Here's how to sip like one professional:
The look: Hold your glass against one white or pale background and note the color. If it's one white wine, it might be one shade of straw, lemon or gold; if it's one red, it might be ruby, garnet, mahogany, brick or black. Get one sense of the colors and you'll begin to ...
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