by Jo Diaz | Nov 21, 2016 | Cabernet Sauvignon, Carménère, Champagne, Chardonnay, Chile, Concha y Toro, Culture, Don Melchor, Export, France, Holiday, Iberian Peninsula, Imports, Italy, Port, Wine
If you’re of Native American descent, your forefathers arrived first on the North American continent. Once the Bering Strait had waters receding, people migrated from both Asia and Northeastern Europe. Who were the first ancient settlers to arrive and cultivate...
by Jo Diaz | Oct 9, 2015 | Gin, Jo's World, Wine
From the Facebook page Born & Raised in Maine, I saw this picture. It inspired me to share and write: “In Maine, it could happen, but for me… It was squirrels, thankfully.” My friend Terry Mcnulty: When we used to camp at Lake Pillsbury, we would...
by Jo Diaz | May 20, 2014 | Wine, Wine Etiquette, Wine tasting
Although there’s a lot of “romance” associated with the “wine experience,” additional aromas like perfume, when tasting wine, don’t really add anything. In fact, perfume takes a lot away from a really pleasant experience. I’m...
by Jo Diaz | May 16, 2014 | Jo's World, Wine, Wine Blogger
It’s good to know that Wine-blog has given me some worth. Cellarer.com has all the info on Wine-blog… According to their research. Cellarer: The most popular wine sites: Here is a directory of websites and blogs about wine. The table only shows the top 100...
by Jo Diaz | May 9, 2014 | Wine, Wine Appreciation, Wine Education
A wine tasting experience ~ elitism can sneaks in and ruin a good glass of wine… I remember the first story I wrote about wine tasting experiences. I was suggesting that people should get over the elitist BS that goes with enjoying wine. Yeah, I just wrote BS,...
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