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Wine Related Gifts
There are many different wine accessories that one can present to wine lovers and enthusiasts. While some need to be accompanied with wine bottles, others make for perfect gifts in themselves. Some of the wine related gifts include wine coolers, wine baskets, wine glasses, corkscrews, coasters, table mats and wine tasting accessories. Many wine stores stock such products in addition to different kinds of wines as generally people prefer to shop for all wine related items, under one roof. Certain specialty wine stores custom make wine products as per the requirements of the customer.
Many wine shops offer special wine accessories that correspond to the different occasions such as Christmas or Easter. These items make for ideal gifts during the holiday season and have been a very popular option for quite some time now.
The gifts are usually priced at low rates but some are quite expensive, depending on what the gift is as well as its quality. Some gifts can be bought for as low as $25 and these include accessories such as wine stoppers. These are very simple, yet elegant and are considered to be very handy. Items such as wine tool kits, wine totes, corkscrew and wine stopper set and hanging wine racks can be purchased within the price range of $25 to $50. These are also widely popular for gifting purposes. Between the price range of $50 and $100, one can buy elegant and fancy items such as wine cases, elegant wine glasses, and wine rack building kits, wine cages, and different kinds of wine racks. For a higher price range, above $100, the options are endless. One can even buy leather wine carriers, wine country pictures, kitchen carts, beautiful wine tables, and fancy decanters. These are quite popular for gifting purposes among the more affluent wine aficionados.
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Laurent Perrier Ultra Brut
Very pale and crystal-bright in colour. Intense and complex on the nose, with a wide range of aromas, including citrus and white fruit and flowers, such as honeysuckel. The combined effect gives off an impression of freshness, much like ocean air. The taste is airy and delicate, yet surprisingly long. Floral and fruit flavours combine with mineral notes to give a wine that is pure without being austere. he finish is long and leaves the palate clean. Its delicate finish, wich leaves the palate fresh, and its subtle balance make this the most versatile champagne in Laurent-Perrier's range. Its capacity to bring out flavours in food makes it ideal from aperitif to dessert. This champagne pairs well with caviar or foie gras, seafood or oysters - and even accompanying a cigar at the end of a meal. Serve chilled. SW72834 SW72834
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Summer Wine in the news
Napa Valley: Best Wineries for Cool Architecture
Sat, 02 Aug 2008 15:32:27 PDT
Napa Valley: Best Wineries for Cool Architecture By Brad Prescott There are some Napa wineries that stand out for their grand, beautiful, or unique architecture style. IntoWine.com has scoured Napa to find the wineries that are worth checking out if only for the architecture. The list below is in no particular order. Domaine Carneros (French) Napa - If you think you might not make it to a true French chateau before you die, the grand estate at Domaine Carneros is the next best thing. From th
Napa Valley: Best Wineries for Hosting Wedding Receptions
Sat, 02 Aug 2008 15:32:27 PDT
Napa Valley: Best Wineries for Hosting Wedding Receptions Thinking of holding your wedding in Napa? Don't know where to start in terms of gathering info on potential recpetion spots? IntoWine.com has scoured Napa to find the best wineries for wedding receptions. The list below is in no particular order. Domaine Carneros Napa - If you think you might not make it to a true French chateau before you die, the grand estate at Domaine Carneros is the next best thing. From their sparkling wines to
Weather ripens grapes quickly (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat)
Sat, 02 Aug 2008 04:46:13 PDT
In one of earliest harvests ever, workers fanned out across Sonoma Valley vineyards to pick pinot noir grapes for sparkling wine
California North Bay Premium Winegrape Harvest Begins With Pinot Noir (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Fri, 01 Aug 2008 19:06:00 PDT
The California North Bay premium winegrape harvest began this morning at 4:00 a.m. in grower Chris Bowen’s Hunter Farms in the Sonoma Valley. The first grapes harvested were Pinot Noir that will be used for sparkling wines at Gloria Ferrer Winery in the Carneros region of Sonoma County.
An Introduction to Making Sparkling Wines
Fri, 01 Aug 2008 16:20:06 PDT
While many people who make their own wine prefer to make wine that is suitable for everyday drinking with meals, there may be times when we you wish to make something more special that would be suitable for special occasions and parties. The obvious choice is sparkling wines. If you have considered making sparkling wines but have been intimidated by the thought because it seemed too complicated, rest assured that it is not nearly as complicated as it might at first seem. The term sparkling w
And the Indian food
Fri, 01 Aug 2008 06:47:38 PDT
I have never been what you’d call a heavy drinker, but for most of my twenties I did know my way around the inside of a shot glass. I am a fun drunk (I think – anyone want to comment on that?), although I do tend towards the literary when I have imbibed too much. It is safe to say I was fun to party with, not the least because my already low levels of modesty plummet when I am inebriated. However, the past five years have been spent: trying to conceive, pregnant,
Cheap, tasty wines get their due in new guide (New York Daily News)
Fri, 01 Aug 2008 01:51:52 PDT
Why are the best-rated wines always the most expensive? That's what Robin Goldstein, editor-in-chief of the Fearless Critic city restaurant guides, wanted to find out for his new guide, "The Wine Trials."
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