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History of the grape: Garganega is a white varietal that has been grown in the region for centuries. It is a primary ...
In the 1970s and 1980s, in a period when varietal accuracy on wine labels was often a secondary thought much of what ...
“King of the Red Wine Grapes.” The colonizer of the vineyards, pushing native wine grapes into its shadows. The Caber...
British wine writer and critic, Jancis Robinson, once noted that throughout the 80’s and 90’s in the United States, C...
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Holland on SnoothFebruary 2013
My name is Cornelius Wesseling, wine & food journalist from Middelburg, Holland.Just last month my restyled website www.graperover.com went in cyberspace. This site(beta) is focussing on Greek wine, -wineries, -grapevarieties, -food and -culture. If you have anything to contribute on these subjects, do not hesitate to contact me, preferably via ... Read More
November 2012
So you can follow it on the other threads, but I was supposed to fly into New ... New ... at the mouth of the Holland Tunnel, about two blocks too far north to be in Tribeca, was a good option. BYOB meant no corkage, but it was also cash only. I was prepared--hey, no one gets mugged in NYC anymore, right? Greg would bring two bottles, Eric... Read More
June 2012
Tasted ok at first sip, but then had a horrible after taste. Never got better with continuous consumption. Gave away the rest of the bottle. Read More
March 2012
Smells like a wine, but tastes like a liquor instead. Deceives you into thinking it will be a very sweet wine because of the chocolate, but actually is very bitter. Decent, but can't drink more than 1 glass without feeling slightly nauseous. Read More
January 2012
Purchased two bottles, one as a gift. Tried this chilled and straight, then added it to my coffee. Really like it both ways. This is good to drink between meals for me. Have not tried it with desert. Read More
September 2011
Most liquors (especially dairy liquors) have artificial additives. For some reason this producer is more honest than others. Remove the "artificial flavor" on the lable and this liquor will sell like hot khakis :) Read More
July 2011
Husband bought it and I thought it sounded disgusting; I was wrong. I have purchased several bottles since and plan to purchase more. I purchased the Choco Vine Espresso. Read More
May 2011
I wasn't sure until after the first few sips. It's funny because your taste buds are prepared for the clarity of wine and that isn't the taste or texture. As you swallow, you feel the warmth of the alcohol, but the flavor of rich chocolate stays in your mouth. I love it. I don't drink Bailey's...I prefer O'Mara's. I drink it in coffee over ice. ... Read More
May 2011
If you are truly looking for a wine this is not for you. If you want something rich, yummy, flavorful and sweet then this may just be for you! It is similar to a mudslide or Bailey's type drink. Very strong tasting, very thick and rich- but also very good! If you the idea of an alcoholic milkshake appeals to you then try it- you will like it! Read More
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