A glimpse at how two skillful coopers transform planks of wood into a traditional wine barrel. By: Website: Share: Watch More Videos Back to Burgundy – Film review Would you taste wine from a cemetery's vineyard? Best Bar Drinks That Fit Your Diet How do you stay focused on...
In the barrel, you have aged wine ready for consumption. However, because the mix has been maturing for months, little particles such as tannin and proteins have developed in the wine, making the fluid cloudy and dare I say, a little chunky. We can’t have cloudy wine with potential phys...
Only about 2 oak barrels can be made per oak tree which takes several decades to grow. Additionally, the process of coopering the wood into barrels takes great skill. For this reason, the average price of a new wine barrel costs the winery about $600–$1200. This adds on about $2–$...
There are lots of ideas out there for creating special kind of pots and planets, fire pits and repurposed tires. Be ready to impress everybody with this rare wine barrel turned into an outdoor sink.
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In the world of port wine, the primary port is ruby. Rubies are designed to be drank right away (note the characteristic liquor-style stopper) and don’t get noticeably better with age. So, what’s the difference between a fresh ruby port and an older barrel-aged tawny port? This is ...
The thought of salt rims can bring to mind happy-hour margaritas pressed into sombrero-style trays. But there's a better way to rim a glass.
How exactly does an oak barrel affect the flavor of a wine?Dr. Vinny
Of all the white wines, Chardonnay takes to oak-barrel treatment the best; oak-influenced aromas and flavors of toastiness and smokiness sometimes dominate Chardonnay's fruit flavors, which include (depending on the origin of the grapes) apple, pear, peach, white melon, citrus, and tropical ...
The northerly wine regions of Douro, Dão and Bairrada have already proved that they can make very fine, age-worthy reds. Reds from port country, the spectacular Douro valley, have had time to prove that the valley’s rich mix of old vines with a vast array of locally adapted grape va...