S(ixg4lgeazgye3ounmtqcz0z5))/MasterTemplates/WineLook/Theme/Images/Icons/iconGrape4.gif) Барокес- Австралийское вино Премиум Класса Барокес- Австралийское вино Премиум Класса в современной упаковке
VINSAFE.
Что такое VINSAFE?
VINSAFE-это самая современная из существующих технологий по розливу вина в металлические банки со специальным внутренним покрытием. VINSAFE позволяет донести до потребителя вино Премиум сегмента с сохранением его свойств до двух лет.
Ниже приводятся наиболее часто задавемые вопросы об этой уникальной в винном мире технологии.
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Barokes Wine In A Can, Russian: Упаковка Будущего- Упаковка Будущего- Просто Улёт.
Вино в алюминевых банках- это современный подход к тому как в наше сжатое до предела время найти минуту для отдыха и немного расслабиться перед очередным рабочим марофоном.
Да, реальным атрибутом нашей жизни незаметно стал новый этос, определяющий наше бытиё. Это лэптопы и органайзеры на коленках в электричке или в машине, селекторная связь из любой точки мира со своим коллективом, сети быстрого питания на бегу и сюда же входящие баночное пиво, кока-кола и т.д.
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Russian Article: FROM AUSTRALIA WITH LOVE FROM AUSTRALIA WITH LOVE
Австралия для большинства россиян-это “Крокодил Денди”, “Возвращение в Эдэм”, “Поющие в терновнике”. Австралия для нового поколения россиян-это горячие песчанные пляжи, красно-коричневые земли под палящим солнцем с мчащимися по ним внедорожниками, это удивительные животные и разнообразие культур, отели люкс в заповедных местах вдоль Большого Барьерного Рифа, удивительно европейский Мельбурн, завороживающий многонациональный Сидней, и конечно же, чарующая красотой и первозданностью нетронутая природа.
Среди чудес этой далекой и изолированной от Старого Света громадными океанскими просторами страны любители древнейшего на земле напитка открывают для себя настоящий винный рай.
Если в 18-м столетии поставщиком Шампанского для императорского двора являлся торговый дом Луи Родерер из Франции, то наш век может стать знаковым для новой находки-шипучих вин высочайшего качества от австралийских производителей. Ведь именно они впервые применили Methode Champenoise для производства элегантного спарклинг Шираз.
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Wine Corkage Corkage is an important and somewhat volatile issue of debate within both the winemaker and wine consumer community. Many traditional lovers of wine prefer the old cork closure for their wine. This point of view is completely justifiable as corks can provide quality seals for wine, are relatively cheap and easy to implement and possess an irreplaceable sense of romanticism that has for centuries been associated with corked wine. On the other hand, many modern critics of corked wine present the scientific argument that mould can grow within the spores of the corks, which can effect the taste and aroma of the wine endowing it with a ‘flat’ taste.
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Pairing Wine and Food A great pair: Food and wine
The wine snobs of old used to have us all convinced that red wines go with meats, whites with fish and poultry. If you strayed from these guidelines, you weren’t worthy of drinking wine.
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Pouring and opening wine. Opening wine correctly
Modern wine opener design leaves little room for error. But the artistry of opening a bottle still deserves attention. Even if you have a bottle with the increasingly popular screw top, you will want to open the wine properly as it adds to the enjoyment.
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Going green with organic reds and whites Though they were once considered experimental, organic wines have moved into the mainstream in recent years. Whether it’s because of our increasing awareness of environmental issues or improved farming techniques, organic wines are beginning to take the stage in international competitions.
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Fruit Wines
It is usually observed that normal fruit wines contain no more than 14% alcohol, and fortified fruit wines contain no more than 22% in relation to the volume.
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Wine Storing Advise Wine cellaring is an useful skill to have in order to ensure the integrity and longevity of your wine. Proper storage facilities, climate, temperature and type of wine are important factors to consider when thinking about cellaring. Wine Look are experts in the selection and storage of wine that you will be able to keep for years to come.
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Health Benefits Of Wine
Raise a glass to your health
For decades, researchers have been perplexed by the French. Their diets are high in cheese fats but they weren’t keeling over with heart attacks. Instead, they were actually healthier than their counterparts in the Americas who tried to eat low fat meals and watch their diet in general.
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Dessert and Fortified Wines
Some dessert wines made from grapes can become infected with fungus called Botrytis Cinerea, which attacks the fruit and reduces its moisture content, thereby concentrating the sugar. If the grapes hang on the vine too long even until first frost this can lead to a late harvest resulting in ice wine.
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The Tasting Stage – Glassware and Decanting The most important thing to keep in mind is not to rush when choosing the bottle you want to drink. Taking the time to select the correct glassware and serving the wine at optimal temperature will reduce any chances of the wine spoiling, and all those years of self restraint going to waste. The temperature of wine in the glass tends to rise rapidly, so cool it to 2 degrees Celsius lower than the common recommendation, particularly on a hot day. Recommended serving temperatures can be viewed on the WineLook tasting sheet. Temperature has an immense impact on the taste of a wine.
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How To Get The Best From Your Cellar. |
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Breathing Your Wine Connoisseur or casual drinker, everyone comes across a bottle of wine that deserves some extra care and attention. Boxed wines and cheaper vintages are as good as they’re going to get once they’re opened. But other, more delicate wines like to catch their breath a little bit before they’re consumed.
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WineLook Wines WineLook sources many different types of wine and grape varieties ranging from the red varieties:
Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Grenache, Sangiovese, Cabernet Franc, Tempranillo, Malbec, Nebbiolo, Mourvedre. These red wines capture the broad range of aromas and flavours that red wine offers. However, Wine Look is continuously looking for new varieties to add to our impressive collection available to you online.
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Wine Cellar Art
 Cellar art has been know for centuries, from the time when our ancestors began taking notice of the aesthetic beauty of wine storage areas. Archeological evidence shows that viticulture (wine growing), which probably originated from Armenia, had spread to Mesopotamia and Egypt by approximately 3000BC. Hand crafted pottery jars have also been found along the wine route, inscribed with details of the vintage and name of grower. There have been many discoveries of other forms of cellar art, which signifies the great appreciation and reverence that our predecessors felt towards wine, and its respective place of cellaring. Some of these other forms of cellar decoration included Fresco tiles and murals.
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Apricot Wine The apricot species originated in North Eastern China, near the Russian border. This small tree (deciduous in nature) with heart formed leafs and white, or pink flowers produces edible fruit with yellow flesh and soft yellow to orange coloured skin. Traditionally, this fruit is eaten fresh, used to make jams or dried to be consumed later.
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