by Rhino Wino on March 5, 2010
For those who follow the Catholic faith Lent is in full swing and this means following a specific diet that meets the guidelines set down by the church. For many this means the Friday dinner will be fish for the next few weeks and this can be tricky enough finding a variety of ways to [...]
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 27, 2010
While oxygen is a good thing for a nice red wine when you first open the bottle it is not a good thing for a bottle of wine that needs to be kept after opening. Many singles and even couples face this problem each time they open a new bottle. With research showing how a [...]
by Rhino Wino on February 18, 2010
Becoming greener and safer for the environment is a prime concern for many winemakers today. While some do it for the increased sales that come from being organic others do it since science shows that organic farming it better for the land itself. In the long run this will prolong the productivity of their vineyard [...]
by Rhino Wino on February 12, 2010
It seems everyone has been touched in some way by cancer in their lives. From family members to friends diagnosed with this terrible condition to actually being diagnosed themselves in one of its many forms. While it is not possible to completely cut off the risk of being diagnosed with cancer science is showing that [...]
by Rhino Wino on February 6, 2010
Wine may be commonly made from grapes but any true lover of this fermented beverage will tell you that wines made from any fruit are actually good. Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and more all make excellent wines that many vineyards are exploring for more fine wines for their customers. But what about the tomato? It has [...]
by Rhino Wino on January 26, 2010
The Tour de France is one of the most prestigious bicycle races in the world and attracts the top riders in the world to compete each and every year. This race features some of the most beautiful countryside in France from the mountains to the wineries. For spectators it is a chance to discover French [...]
by Rhino Wino on January 20, 2010
Wine enthusiast know that when consuming any wine having a glass big enough to swirl the liquid around inside is important for getting the full flavor and experience of each bottle opened. But for red wine in particular having large glasses means having plenty of space for the wine to come into contact with the [...]
by Rhino Wino on June 1, 2009
Even the finest wines can get that vinegar flavor to them if they are not stored properly. So whether you purchase from specialty local vintners or search carefully for those highly sought vintages proper storage and wine accessories are essential to protect your favorite bottles of wine.
Whether you are talking about a bottle or red wine or [...]