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1. Where will the next great wine grape we grown? May 19, 2012 The wine industry is one of the most competitive industries around at the moment due to there being a number of producers around the world. One of the reasons why the industry has become so competitive is because of the rise in popularity of the new world wines such as South Africa, New Zealand, California and many other places. As well as increasing the level of competition in the market it has also prompted wine producers all around the world to see if they can produce the next great tasting grape. The question is; where in the world is it going to come from? At the moment there are two... (read more) Author: Sherman Barber

2. Facts and Figures about the South African Wine Industry April 15, 2012 In recent years the South African wine industry has grown to one of the most prominent and in an industry that is so competitive, how have they got a foothold in the market? The traditional wine producing areas of the world are Italy, France and Spain but these wines now have competition in the form of New World Wines from the likes of South Africa, New Zealand and the United States of America. During this article you will find some interesting facts and figures about the South African wine industry. In 2005, the country produced over 628 million litres but with an increase in popularity ... (read more) Author: Felix Mckinney

3. Choosing the right wine with the right food April 15, 2012 Choosing the right a wine is never an easy process due to the large amount of wines available on the market. Picking the correct wine is difficult as there are a number of different things to consider, with price being one of the biggest things to consider. It is difficult to know whether an expensive wine is going to be good wine and weather it will be worth the investment in the wine. A lot of cheaper wines often offer great value for money and still offer a high quality wine for any occasion. The cost of your is not the most important thing to consider you choose your based on what you... (read more) Author: Julie Maldonado

4. With Easter Round the Corner, Plan Your Wine Selection Carefully April 14, 2012 Easter is only a week away and with this time of year comes the sense that family belong together and what better way to enjoy your time together than to enjoy a nice glass of the finest wine whilst enjoying some much needed rest and relaxation. The Easter period also means two extra days off for everyone with the two bank holidays and this is a good enough reason for all the family to get together and enjoy each other's company. The middle to end of April normally brings nice weather and although the weather in the UK is too unpredictable to plan anything major around it, you can prepare... (read more) Author: Erika Carson

5. Hermes Birkin How you can Pronounce Diverse Wines April 10, 2012 With all the number of wines coming from various regions in the planet, Spain, France and Germany by means of to Australia, Chile and South Africa, it's not surprising there are a lot of names that we struggle with. So once you're attempting to sort your Beaujolais out of your Gewürztraminer our handy wine pronunciation information is invaluable.   Wine (Pronunciation)     Amarone (Ah-ma-ROH-nay)   Amontillado (Ah-mone-tee-YAH-doe)   Barbaresco (Bar-bar-ESS-coh)   Barbera (Bar-BEAR-ah)   Barolo (Bar-OH-lo)   Beaujolais (Bo-jho-LAY)   Beaujolais Nouveau (Bo-jho-LAY New-V... (read more) Author: Everette Mccargo

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