Archive for February, 2009
How much yeast and suger per a gallon do i need to make Wine?
Thursday, February 26th, 2009how do I get into the wine business in NY?
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009What type of wine would go well with an asian beef stir fry dinner?
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009Where can I find the chapest bottle of Solaia 1997 wine?
Tuesday, February 24th, 2009Why do wine bars charge a corkage fee for bottles of wine purchased and consumed on their premises?
Monday, February 23rd, 2009msp76 asked:
I was recently at a popular wine bar in San Francisco and they charge a $15 corkage fee for wines bought from their shelves that are not on the actual menu. It makes no sense to me that they can charge a corkage fee for something purchased and consumed on their premises. Is this common practice? Does anyone know the logic/reasoning behind this?
Thanks
I was recently at a popular wine bar in San Francisco and they charge a $15 corkage fee for wines bought from their shelves that are not on the actual menu. It makes no sense to me that they can charge a corkage fee for something purchased and consumed on their premises. Is this common practice? Does anyone know the logic/reasoning behind this?
Thanks
What is the self life for a typical bottle of Red wine?
Monday, February 23rd, 2009REEMPIRE888 asked:
I opened a bottle of red wine (cabinet) about six months ago and there were about half of bottle remaining so I corked it back into the bottle. Last night I poured some out of the same bottle and it appears that the color of the wine has changed to deep darkish red/brown colour along with lots of particals. What is that and is it safe to drink in that condition. How do I prevent that from happening in the future? Maybe the cork’s mass is not air tight enough caused the wine to degrade? Is there a self life for wine after all?
I opened a bottle of red wine (cabinet) about six months ago and there were about half of bottle remaining so I corked it back into the bottle. Last night I poured some out of the same bottle and it appears that the color of the wine has changed to deep darkish red/brown colour along with lots of particals. What is that and is it safe to drink in that condition. How do I prevent that from happening in the future? Maybe the cork’s mass is not air tight enough caused the wine to degrade? Is there a self life for wine after all?
What temperature should wine be kept at?
Monday, February 23rd, 2009What should I put in a wine lover’s gift basket?
Saturday, February 21st, 2009Two questions: what is the purpose of red and white wine in cooking and what are good substitutes for them?
Saturday, February 21st, 2009~*StarGazer*~ asked:
What is it that red and white wine add to the recepie? color, texture, seasoning??? well, I don’t like to use anything alcoholic when I cook, but since so many recepies call for it (esp. italian ones) what are good non-alcoholic substitutes for red and white whine that accomplishe the same thing?
What is it that red and white wine add to the recepie? color, texture, seasoning??? well, I don’t like to use anything alcoholic when I cook, but since so many recepies call for it (esp. italian ones) what are good non-alcoholic substitutes for red and white whine that accomplishe the same thing?

























