by Rhino Wino on March 11, 2010
Warren Buffet is one of the richest men in the United States, and recently he placed a substantial amount of his money in the wine industry. With reports saying Buffet paid top dollar to acquire Empire Distributing out of Atlanta. This niche wine distributor is an investment for Buffet who many believe will place more [...]
by Rhino Wino on March 10, 2010
While the wine industry in South America is still reeling from the devastating earthquake, which rocked Chile and the surrounding area recently. The wine industry in North America is now preparing a hit of a different sort, which can affect production. Napa Valley is now under a quarantine to try and prevent the further spread [...]
by Rhino Wino on March 9, 2010
Women now have yet another reason to tip that wine glass on occasion with friends or even on that date out and that is weight lose. Studies are now showing that women who drink moderately are more likely to not gain weight and reduce their risk of obesity.
The study conducted over thirteen years included over [...]
by Rhino Wino on March 2, 2010
The news has been full of the devastation caused by the large earthquake which struck in Chile this past weekend. While our hearts go out to those who are still reeling from this event it is not hard to stop and think about the industries the country depends on and how they will fare. One [...]
by Rhino Wino on February 28, 2010
While many vineyards in the United States want to sell their products online to everyone in the country, laws in some states keep this from being able to happen. Not all the states allow wine to be shipped to their residents making it so that they cannot buy direct from the winemaker their favorite wines [...]
by Rhino Wino on February 26, 2010
There has been a flurry of stories coming from Arizona lately regarding the wineries which are trying to create fine wines despite the arid conditions in the region. The latest story is more than just a story but a documentary film on what one winemaker is facing in order to raise grapes and make wine [...]
by Rhino Wino on February 23, 2010
For a truly unique wine experience at your next gathering with friends consider one of the growing wines coming from vineyards made with muscadines instead of traditional grapes. While still grapes these native fruits to Southeast United States are growing in popularity for those who want a local experience. These fruits thrive in warm and [...]
by Rhino Wino on February 17, 2010
Wine has a long and storied history since archeology has shown that grapes have been fermented into wine for thousands of years. A recent discovery south of Jerusalem of a stone wine press is making archeologists think that wine may have been massed produced more than 1400 years ago. When pared with an identical wine [...]
by Rhino Wino on January 21, 2010
While the health benefits of a glass of wine each day are well known it is also common knowledge that more than a glass a day is actually bad for you even with anti-oxidant rich wine. New studies are showing that for those who are selecting their wine to enjoy as well as to get [...]
by Rhino Wino on January 19, 2010
As wineries take steps to make the growing of grapes and production of wine greener and easier on the environment there are other companies coming along trying to do their part as well. From recycling wine barrels to wine bottles many of the materials in winemaking can be reused.
In Europe a process of sterilizing and [...]