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Archeologists digging in the Negev desert in southern Israel have uncovered evidence of a booming wine industry dating back more than 1,500 years. They have also found and genetically analyzed two ancient winegrape varieties that thrived in the hot, dry climate of the region. Some members of Israel’s young wine industry hope to use the
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Learn about all SIX different ways there are to make sparkling wines. Shop English Sparkling Wines (and sparkling wines from England!) here: https://elizabethrosewines.co.uk/product-category/english-sparkling-wines Plus, in the English wine news, we share listener’s feedback, talk tasting events and the excitement and success of our brand new subscription boxes. 00:00 Intro 00:40 Listener feedback *New Vineyard Alert*
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Maison Joseph Drouhin has purchased two estates in Burgundy, totaling nearly 50 acres of vineyards: Château de Chasselas in the St.-Véran appellation and the Rapet estate in St.-Romain. The company did not disclose the price. Château de Chasselas includes 17.3 acres in the St.-Véran appellation, plus small parcels of Chasselas and Beaujolais. It’s already the
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Explain The Significance of Serving Wine at The Correct Temperature, Serving wine at the correct temperature is significant because it can impact the way the wine smells and tastes. The ideal serving temperature for wine depends on the type of wine, with red wines typically served slightly cooler than room temperature, between 62-68 degrees Fahrenheit,
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Wine Spectator’s Top 10 Wine Values of the Year returned for 2022, yielding another exciting and diverse crop of widely available wines rated 90 points or higher and priced at $40 or less. You can read more about these wines in the February issue of Wine Spectator and here at WineSpectator.com, but without any further
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