I Drink Therefore I am: A Philosopher's Guide to Wine
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Jun 23 2010

Types of Wine: Pick Your Grape

 By Jennifer Jordan
I will admit that I’m rather picky. I will only eat certain kinds of food, rarely ingesting dishes entitled with words I can’t pronounce or made up of animals I think are cute. And, I will only date certain types of men, limiting myself to those who are good looking, charming, successful, or, [...]

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May 15 2010

Low Alcohol Wine, Good For Your Health

Published by Admin under Wines Magic

By Rob Hemphill
At the end of the day there is nothing better than winding down with a glass of wine. So let’s look into low alcohol wine and see why it is good for your health.
If you have visited a wine bar or hotel, you might have noticed that the size of these glasses has [...]

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Apr 27 2010

Types of Wine: Pick Your Grape

Published by Admin under Wines Magic

 By Jennifer Jordan
I will admit that I’m rather picky. I will only eat certain kinds of food, rarely ingesting dishes entitled with words I can’t pronounce or made up of animals I think are cute. And, I will only date certain types of men, limiting myself to those who are good looking, charming, successful, or, [...]

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Mar 05 2010

Wine Making And Wine Testing

It’s a fact that the sugar and acid levels are 2 of the key elements of creating a good batch and so any adjustments to the process are based on those tests. As you are already aware, the sugar level of your wine is incredibly important as the yeast must feed on it to create the alcohol. The amount of sugar you use will determine the amount of alcohol that will be in the final batch but in order to run these tests you will need a hydrometer.

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Jan 29 2010

Liqueurs and How to Utilize The Different Types When You’re Making Homemade Wine

Published by Tom Nicholson under wines

Delicious fruit liqueurs are easy to make. All you need is to complete the recipes needed in making fruit liqueurs. Actually, in making fruit liqueurs, there is no need to give separate recipes for each fruit of your choice because the same process may be used for all suitable fresh fruits. So following the lists of the most suitable fruits for liqueur-making with the amounts usually given to produce sufficient flavor (though not enough juice are sometimes produce), you can make two bottles of liqueur using one bottle of brandy. However, if not enough juice is produced from the amounts of fruit given, make up the amount required with boiled water, considering that half a pound of sugar occupies the space of a quarter-pint while one pound occupies half a pint space and so on. Clearly, all these liqueurs will have a spirit content of 40 proof which is already a high spirit content. As you shall be using 80 proofs of spirit, you could make two and half bottles by using a little more juice, a little more water and an ounce of two more sugar and still have a product of 32 proofs, which is a nice spirit content.

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Sep 18 2009

A Very Simple Intro To The Major Types of Wine Making

Published by April Kerr under wines

There are a plethora of varied choices that can be made using wine making. You do not need to be an pro to do wine making as there are resources offered for everybody to do their own winemaking. There are kits that are able to be utilized to make wine as well as a lot of books that offer lots of information on winemaking. Home wine making has been practiced for many years and this is how the big wine companies first got started.

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Aug 26 2009

Wine Testing And Making

Published by Justin Hofmann under wines

Sugar and acid levels are 2 important parts to making a great batch of wine, so adjustments to the process are based on those tests. As you are already aware, the sugar level is critical as the yeast must feed on it to make the alcohol. The amount of sugar that you start your batch with will ultimately determine the level of alcohol that will be in the final batch but in order to run these tests you’ll have to own a hydrometer.

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