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Chances are high that you already know one of red wines produced in Tuscany - Chianti. Indeed, Chianti is one of the most recognized names of red wines in the world. I've met people for whom Chianti was synonymous to red wine. However, Tuscany, as the wine producing region can offer much more. Do not get me wrong. Chianti with all its varieties is a good wine. But if I am to tell you about Tuscan wine, I start with Brunello di Montalcino.
Oct. 12, 2010
It is a fact of life that wine requires breathing (oxygenating) to improve its taste. Actually, this may be an understatement since some wines simply do not taste good when just opened and are very unpleasant to drink. Most red wines, especially full body ones with higher content of tannins, become more enjoyable and less hash with tannins softened. Oxygenating can be done by using decanters, or directly in your glass. The problem, or rather inconvenience, is that it may take from 15 to 30 and sometimes even 45 minutes (and even more) before the wine takes enough oxygen. To accelerate the process you can use wine aerators - one of them is Vinturi Red Wine Aerator.
Feb. 14, 2010
If you like Italian red wine, and, in particular, wine produced from the Nebiolo grape like Barolo, Gattinara and Brabaresco, and if you never tried Taurasi, you should definately taste this exquisite wine from Campania region in Southern Italy. I bet you will not be disappointed - in fact, Taurasi is known as the Barolo of the South for its excellent bouquet, intensity and flavor. The combination of these qualities make Taurasi conceptually similar to Barolo while offering its own variations of taste and aromas.
Jan. 2, 2009
According to a research conducted by British scientists, a man who consumes every day eight alcoholic units and more, or a woman who consumes six or more alcoholic units are potential alcoholics.
Nov. 17, 2007
