Roger Morris
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Red and White Grape Wine Blends are More Common Than You Think Champagne might be the best-known wine blend of white and red grapes, but there are actually producers all over the world practicing this technique.
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Understanding Wind, an Underappreciated Part of Wine Wind is an unseen aspect of a wine's terroir. We explore the effects of famous winds, like France's Mistral Wind, on your favorite bottles.
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11 of the World's Most Lavish Wine Trips, from a Rhône Private Cottage to Celebrity Chef Lunch These 11 wineries present their guests with every type of tasting experience, from cooking with a world-famous chef to blending your own wine.
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The Essential Bottles for Your Home Wine Bar All wine lovers should have a medley of styles on hand at all times. Here are the wines you should pick up to stock your home wine bar.
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Are There Benefits to American Oak Over French? French wooden barrels may be traditional for aging red wines, but many winemakers still prefer using oak grown in American forests.
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Why Your Red Wine Tastes Green A new generation of wine lovers is trading big, fruity wines for lighter wines with more-herbaceous and savory flavors.
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