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Wine Review with hostess Itza. Watch and be educated by Itza. Wines reviewed: Spann Vineyard 2003 Syarh, Martella 2005 Syarh, Saxon Brown 2005 Syarh. 
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Decanting Fine Wine
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Jonathan Ray of Telegraph.co.uk has posted his Top Wine Deals for this week. 
His picks:

2007 Bellingham Fusion Chardonnay With a Splash of Viognier
2006 Vin de Corse Porto Vecchio, Domaine Torraccia
2006 Mas Conscience, Le Cas

Read his full article at Telegraph.co.uk.
I am particularly interested in trying the Bellingham Chardonnay.  Ray’s description of its taste, “Full of creamy, lemony, [...]

This is something only true wine lovers would want to do, but what could be better than producing your own quality vino.  If in your travels you find yourself in rural Howard County, Maryland, don’t skip Tin Lizzie’s Wineworks located in Clarksville.  It’s an unusual winery because you won’t find a tasting room and you can’t buy wine [...]

This is a great new idea; wine cruises on luxury liners.
Food & Wine Trails, based in Santa Rosa, California, has announced that it is planning 14 different wine cruises for 2010. These cruises, which will be voyages in the Mediterranean and to Australia and New Zealand, will take place on three luxury liners: Celebrity, Regent [...]

Matt Skinner is a wine writer, consultant, and educator well-known to international audiences for his refreshing take on wine, and knack for making it simple.  He is also an author of the awarded and international bestseller Thirsty Work, published in 17 countries and 10 languages, and continues to put together his annual guide, The Juice [...]

Gather your friends for a wine tasting.  Unofficial wine tastings use to be very popular.  Is the decrease due to the economy?  Probably, but it is time to pop your corks again.  Have everyone bring a bottle of wine, make it a red night or a white wine night, and keep the bottles covered so [...]

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John Levenberg, winemaker at Bedell on Long Island, explains how different fermentation regimes produce different styles of wine. Plus, John demonstrates the delicate art of the punchdown to Wine Spectator news editor Eric Arnold.
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Wine should always be stored in a cool, dry place.  You have heard this before, but temperature is really the most important factor when storing wine.  The temperature you store wine in should range from 60 to 70 degrees, it should be consistent, and wine should never be exposed to sunlight.  Sunlight can induce premature [...]