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The Douro is one of the major rivers of the Iberian Peninsula, flowing from its source near Duruelo de la Sierra in Soria Province across northern-central Spain and Portugal to its outlet at Porto. Delete the scoop?
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Wine, Etc.: How changes in climate are impacting wine CapitalGazette.com But more resilient grape varieties, like syrah and sangiovese, may be more important to France's future than pinot noir.Pinot Post's insight: A big call - syrah and... Delete the scoop?
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Minneapolis Star Tribune (blog)Wine goes with cheese because of something called 'mouthfeel'NBCNews.com (blog)Wine goes with cheese. Meat sandwiches go with a pickle. Green tea goes with Asian food. Sushi goes with pickled ginger. Delete the scoop?
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A rash of wine bars and restaurants have opened in the last three years, with the result that imbibing in the Thai capital has never been more accessible or more interesting. Delete the scoop?
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women winemakers interview with Gloria Collell who works at Freixenet in Barcelona to talk about wine she has made called Mia. Delete the scoop?
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Most every wine region lays claim to key characteristics that define terroir and the wines themselves. Sonoma depends upon the cooling influence of the. Delete the scoop?
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A tasting trip in Bordeaux – with the kids in tow? Sandra Haurant discovers some chateaux welcome families with quizzes, iPod tours and juice tastings (Tips voor de wijnliefhebbers met kinderen, op vakantie in de buurt van Bordeaux. Delete the scoop?
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Few wish to discuss the base vintages and disgorgement dates of champagnes, arguing that it would confuse consumers or that it is simply not necessary. Delete the scoop?
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Bordeaux Recovery Suggests Renewed Interest in Investing in Wine iNVEZZ Bloomberg reported on 21 February 2013 that a quantity of Chateaux Latour 2010 had reached a 16-month high on the London-based Liv-ex wine exchange, with another Bordeaux wine,... Delete the scoop?
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Churchill's Estates' wonderfully muscular, sinewy and mineral top red, Quinta da Gricha 2009 won a gold medal and trophy at this year's Decanter World Wine Awards. Delete the scoop?
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Italy is home to large amount of grape varieties. Sangiovese, Barbera and Montepulciano d’Abruzzo are well-known throughout the world and are the basis for many fantastic wines. Most known where these grapes are grown but what is with Fiano d’Avellino, Vermentino, Aglianico or Corvina? The latter one for example is the basis for all Amarone wines. Here is an alphabetical list most Italian grape varieties. The most important ones are highlighted. Albana (white)Native grape of the Emilia-Romagna. Albana di Romagna DOCG is famous throughout Italy. Aglianico (red)Primarily grown in Campania and Basilicata. Aglianico del Vulture DOCG is a stunning wine from Basilicata. Aleatico (red)Often found in Puglia and other Southern Italian regions. Many desert wines are made from this grape. Arneis (white)This grape has its home in Piedmont. Mostly grown in the hills northwest of Alba. Roero DOC wines made with Arneis are usually dry, full body white wines. Grappa is also manufactured from Arneis grapes. Click for more Via Mariano Pallottini 
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Sangiovese plays the starring role in many of Tuscany's most revered reds: Chianti and all its derivatives, Brunello, Vino Nobile, and even Carmignano. Then of course, there are the Super Tuscans. There are lots of great ... Delete the scoop?
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The question is this: should South Africa be considered an Old World wine country or part of the New World. The answer is easy: it’s both. The reasoning (and why it matters) will take a bit of time to explain. Delete the scoop?
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The Chateau de Cormatin rests on the foundations of a French medieval fortress built in Burgundy in 1280 by Henri du Ble. Both the chateau and its spectacular gardens are open to the public and are a popular destination for ... Delete the scoop?
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O mais prestigiado concurso internacional de vinhos, International Wine Challenge, distinguiu Luís Sottomayor. Oiça o comentário de João Paulo Martins, crítico de vinhos do Expresso. Delete the scoop?
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