Great Fine Wine
Burgundy for kings, champagne for duchesses, claret for gentlemen.
We're holding our wedding reception at a winery, and plan to store the corks from that day in this shadow box.It was shipped with packing peanuts inside, and looks like it can hold 3-4 dozen corks. It's lightweight and comes with a bracket to hang on the wall. The clear cover is not glass, but a lightweight plastic-type of material. It took the personalization nicely. It's pretty inexpensive for the personalization and how nice it is. Shipping took a total of 4 days from the day we...
Salem Webster So much better than whitening strips I don't have the straightest teeth, but I certainly feel better about my smile when they're white. I drink coffee at least three times a day, so surface stains build up quickly. I went to order my usual whitening strips and saw that this product not only had much better reviews, but also was about half the price. Sold!I've been using it for just over a week, once a day, prior to brushing with regular toothpaste in the morning. Of course it makes your mouth look like a horror show...
so far so good had it for about 2 weeks now... getting compliments left and right.... worry about it being to snug.which is note that the plastic bands to hang on t o the laptop cut the corners of your screen but its clear so not to much of a problem. def suggest thinner straps that only fit onto the upper corners but then again I like my laptop not slipping off of the case... but def think this could have been changed to alter this issue... but otherwise awesome still give it five stars âï¸ ð ð¤©...
Wine and Place: A Terroir Reader is an amazing publication and a must-have for anyone whose interest in wine goes beyond what's on sale at Safeway this week. The concept of "terroir"--the idea that the actual soil of the vineyard plays a part in making a good wine great--is hotly debated among experts, and this book captures the spirit and scope of that debate. Comprised of a wide range of excerpts interspersed with the authors' own thoughts and explanations, it provides the reader with...
AZWarmer For a server - this is a no-brainer
Masooma not that good of quality
For me this was the perfect introductory guide to Italian wine. I came into it with some wine knowledge, having visited wineries in California and Oregon, but didn't know much about Italian wines beyond Chianti.This is a fun book to have handy as you're sampling Italian wines -- it's easy find the grape/region related to the wine you're drinking and read some quick info on it. The bottle labels and restaurant menu sections are also very helpful in furthering your understanding of...
This was a good book about a lot of different kinds of wine, and it includes a great general description of flavor characteristics and different wine-making styles of grapes and regions. Again, this isnât something that you can retain all the information but it is a great reference text for types of wines. I also really liked that the grapes were grouped into similar categories and each wine gave recommendations for other wines to try if you liked that wine, making it easy to find a new wine...
Sundance ... an old paperback into a hardcover and it looks pretty amazing with this material
