Where can I buy Dr.Willkomm Blue River Riesling

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Waiting for und Monotony von Glowing Wines in der Kellerbühne Moorenbrunn am 15.11.2008

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Ever fancied the life of a vigneron or a highflying winemaker? Wine enthusiasts everywhere have flirted with the dream of making their own wine - but cost, oenology schooling and lack of courage tend to hold most of us back. The "Ultimate French Wine Lover's Sweepstakes" is offering the chance of a lifetime to one lucky winner, and a guest, to get their hands stained in French vineyards this September, make some wine, load up on local cuisine and finish, en beauté, with a whirlwind gastronomic tour of Paris. The wine-centric trip involves six days each in Bordeaux and Burgundy, the holy grail of wine regions. The winner will be exposed to harvesting grapes that make the world's most famous wines and will get to experience vinification with a range of reputable wine producers. It won't all be work, though. There will be plenty of time doing what the French do best: enjoying life, eating and drinking, with a special focus on all things local. Plus, an essential stopover in Paris will span two days of more epicurean heaven, where they will visit gourmet markets, fine wine shops and eat at the city's bustling bistros and brasseries. To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/wines-france/33564/

Rieslings are one of the healthy sellers in the Australian sections of wine stores these days. And WSJ's Dottie Gaiter and John Brecher have found that these Down Under wines are a great specialty item. (Oct. 17)

With apologies to Gary Vaynerchuck and the guys at Wine Library Tv, the Dads suggest a few affordable wines for holiday guzzling. What wine goes best with Turkey? Pinot? Chardonnay? Boone's Farm? Bring your plastic cups as they crack the twist-top on another round.

An evening of Eastern European Food and wine with Christine & Julia

Shawn Collins of http://www.101wines.info/ reviews Gary Vaynerchuk's 101 Wines. The book features wines for 2008 spanning many prices, regions, grapes, and styles to help wine novices and sophisticated oenophiles to expand their wine horizons.

Brian Freedman is extra sweet in today's episode as he guides you through the ins and outs of dessert wines. Dessert wine, which is interchangeably referred to as sweet wine, is often mistaken as something that must be enjoyed accompanying dessert. This false assumption can lead the unsuspecting wine drinker astray, as too much sweetness can overload the palate. Depending on style and alcohol level, certain sweet wines can be enjoyed on their own or with contrasting food elements.

Delicate and balanced versus rich and ripe? Not always. Try a tasting like this one.