LunasAngel What Is The Job Title For Someone Who Transports Wine? I used to know a girl who took orders from wine and spirit stores, transported the wine/spirits, and temporarily held onto the wine when needed. I don't remember her job title though, just that it paid well. Does anyone know what this position is?
Clerk Wine Specialist And Managers Is It Ok To Explain To Customers That Australian Wines Are Not As Popular? Anymore as the rest of the other country's wines around the world on why any discount wine & spirits store would have a very small section of Australian wines because customers want to know? So is it true that Australian wines are not very popular as they use to be sold in every store in America?
Clerk Wine Specialist And Managers Is It Ok To Explain To Customers That Australian Wines Are Not As Popular? Anymore as the rest of the other country's wines around the world on why any discount wine & spirits store would have a very small section of Australian wines because customers want to know? So is it true that Australian wines are not very popular as they use to be sold in every store in America?
LunasAngel What Is The Job Title For Someone Who Transports Wine? I used to know a girl who took orders from wine and spirit stores, transported the wine/spirits, and temporarily held onto the wine when needed. I don't remember her job title though, just that it paid well. Does anyone know what this position is?
Clerk Wine Specialist And Managers Is It Ok To Explain To Customers That Australian Wines Are Not As Popular? Anymore as the rest of the other country's wines around the world on why any discount wine & spirits store would have a very small section of Australian wines because customers want to know? So is it true that Australian wines are not very popular as they use to be sold in every store in America?
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Rayna What Exactly Are "wine Spirits" Used In Recipes? I have a recipe for absinthe that specifies vodka or everclear as a base but indicates that a lower alcohol alternative is to use "wine spirits" instead. I don't distill myself, so what is a commercial item that would fit that category? I looked at Brandy's and the like but they are also 40% alcohol, just like most vodkas. Please let me know what I'm missing and many thanks.
LAUGHING MAGPIE What Do You Look For In A Wine And Spirits Merchant? What Information Would You Appreciate From That Merchant? I run a small Fine Wine and Spirits Shop. We have only been open for 7 months, looking to expand our services. Food sales are not an option due to licensing issues. We are attached to a hotel with full ammenties and there is a fully accredited sommelier on site. We have full access to all the hotel property.
Vincent I would look for a store that is well stocked and has a knowledgeable staff. I would like to have choice in what I buy (perhaps more expensive brands and cheaper brands) and have many different types of wines and spirits available to me. It is also important to have a staff that is knowledgeable about the products and can make a recommendation. Once I went to a wine and spirits store and asked the sales clerk if she could direct me towards the sweet red wines (as I don't know much about wine, and this was a gift for a friend). She simply listed off a bunch of names quickly that I couldn't remember and when I asked for a recommendation, refused to give me one because I wasn't sure exactly what I was looking for. Needless to say, I left without buying anything. A helpful staff will help you out very much. Good luck with your shop!
LunasAngel What Is The Job Title For Someone Who Transports Wine? I used to know a girl who took orders from wine and spirit stores, transported the wine/spirits, and temporarily held onto the wine when needed. I don't remember her job title though, just that it paid well. Does anyone know what this position is?
Vincent I have been trying the wines from South Africa. They are reasonably priced, have nice labels, and, they taste great. Most liquor stores are carrying them now, some have a whole section. Let this scroll through and it will show you some of the brands. http://www.wine.co.za/
Vincent Food and soft drinks are regulated by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) who requires extremely specific info on the package about the ingredients and nutrition facts of the product. Alcohol is regulated by the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives) and being a different regulative agency, doesn't require the same info, thus there is usually no nutrition facts or ingredients... same with cigarettes.
LunasAngel What Is The Job Title For Someone Who Transports Wine? I used to know a girl who took orders from wine and spirit stores, transported the wine/spirits, and temporarily held onto the wine when needed. I don't remember her job title though, just that it paid well. Does anyone know what this position is?
Rayna What Exactly Are "wine Spirits" Used In Recipes? I have a recipe for absinthe that specifies vodka or everclear as a base but indicates that a lower alcohol alternative is to use "wine spirits" instead. I don't distill myself, so what is a commercial item that would fit that category? I looked at Brandy's and the like but they are also 40% alcohol, just like most vodkas. Please let me know what I'm missing and many thanks.
Vincent Very few in order to purchase, posses or deal with alcohol in the United Arab Emirates you have to have a special pass that basically says you are not muslim. if you are in China, there are likely much easier and cheaper places to get Cognac (france, where its from) and whiskey (UK, America, & Canada mostly)
LunasAngel What Is The Job Title For Someone Who Transports Wine? I used to know a girl who took orders from wine and spirit stores, transported the wine/spirits, and temporarily held onto the wine when needed. I don't remember her job title though, just that it paid well. Does anyone know what this position is?
LunasAngel What Is The Job Title For Someone Who Transports Wine? I used to know a girl who took orders from wine and spirit stores, transported the wine/spirits, and temporarily held onto the wine when needed. I don't remember her job title though, just that it paid well. Does anyone know what this position is?
Rayna What Exactly Are "wine Spirits" Used In Recipes? I have a recipe for absinthe that specifies vodka or everclear as a base but indicates that a lower alcohol alternative is to use "wine spirits" instead. I don't distill myself, so what is a commercial item that would fit that category? I looked at Brandy's and the like but they are also 40% alcohol, just like most vodkas. Please let me know what I'm missing and many thanks.
Rayna What Exactly Are "wine Spirits" Used In Recipes? I have a recipe for absinthe that specifies vodka or everclear as a base but indicates that a lower alcohol alternative is to use "wine spirits" instead. I don't distill myself, so what is a commercial item that would fit that category? I looked at Brandy's and the like but they are also 40% alcohol, just like most vodkas. Please let me know what I'm missing and many thanks.
James What Brand Or Kind Of Wine Will You Be Having This New Year? My Dad has this huge display of imported wines, spirits and the likes. So I really don't know what he'll "pick" for New Year's Eve. What about you?
Vincent Tesco is by far the best as they have a fantastic range,generally cheaper prices and great "special offers." Some of the larger stores have trained sommeliers so they can help you choose the right wines to complement the meal/occasion if that's of any use.It's an excellent all-rounder and there is always one within easy reach.Failing that you can also try Sainsburys or if you are in the north of England, Asda (owned by Walmart) is pretty good too.
Rayna What Exactly Are "wine Spirits" Used In Recipes? I have a recipe for absinthe that specifies vodka or everclear as a base but indicates that a lower alcohol alternative is to use "wine spirits" instead. I don't distill myself, so what is a commercial item that would fit that category? I looked at Brandy's and the like but they are also 40% alcohol, just like most vodkas. Please let me know what I'm missing and many thanks.
Vincent Yes. Although it is not halal. The few good places are in the supermarkets. Eg : Giant, Carrefour, Cold Storage, Tesco, etc... There's a section for all these alcoholic stuff and pork since it is a Muslim country. There's a few specialised stores for wine, like Tiffany's. An average wine bottle is about RM 60-120. Champagne is about RM200 ++ for really good ones. Most of them comes from Australia and the US.
Rayna What Exactly Are "wine Spirits" Used In Recipes? I have a recipe for absinthe that specifies vodka or everclear as a base but indicates that a lower alcohol alternative is to use "wine spirits" instead. I don't distill myself, so what is a commercial item that would fit that category? I looked at Brandy's and the like but they are also 40% alcohol, just like most vodkas. Please let me know what I'm missing and many thanks.
Rayna What Exactly Are "wine Spirits" Used In Recipes? I have a recipe for absinthe that specifies vodka or everclear as a base but indicates that a lower alcohol alternative is to use "wine spirits" instead. I don't distill myself, so what is a commercial item that would fit that category? I looked at Brandy's and the like but they are also 40% alcohol, just like most vodkas. Please let me know what I'm missing and many thanks.
Rayna What Exactly Are "wine Spirits" Used In Recipes? I have a recipe for absinthe that specifies vodka or everclear as a base but indicates that a lower alcohol alternative is to use "wine spirits" instead. I don't distill myself, so what is a commercial item that would fit that category? I looked at Brandy's and the like but they are also 40% alcohol, just like most vodkas. Please let me know what I'm missing and many thanks.
Rayna What Exactly Are "wine Spirits" Used In Recipes? I have a recipe for absinthe that specifies vodka or everclear as a base but indicates that a lower alcohol alternative is to use "wine spirits" instead. I don't distill myself, so what is a commercial item that would fit that category? I looked at Brandy's and the like but they are also 40% alcohol, just like most vodkas. Please let me know what I'm missing and many thanks.
LunasAngel What Is The Job Title For Someone Who Transports Wine? I used to know a girl who took orders from wine and spirit stores, transported the wine/spirits, and temporarily held onto the wine when needed. I don't remember her job title though, just that it paid well. Does anyone know what this position is?