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Beaujolais Nouveau

Wine lovers know that if it is the 3rd Thursday in November, it must be time for celebrating Beaujolais Nouveau. Nouveau is a beautifully fresh young wine made from the Gamay grape varietal and is harvested, crushed and bottled without any barrel fermentation. Grown in the Burgundy region of...

Happy Anniversary

They say that time flies when you’re having fun. It was exactly one year ago that we were able to launch this Winetime website. From our initial concept idea, to month’s of web design, to gathering and writing content each and every week, we are happy to say that...

Corkscrews

Uncorking a bottle of wine is one of life’s great pleasures. It can also be a nightmare when something goes wrong in the process. Faulty corks are the usual culprit, but the actual problem may be right in your hands; your opener. Let’s take a look at the many...

Think Big !!! Part 2

Bottles that hold wine of biblical proportions are aptly titled because they are named after biblical kings. Here is a rundown on their names, sizes, how much they hold based on standard bottle amount and how many servings they contain. SPLIT 187.5ml 1 ½ glasses HALF BOTTLE 375ml 2...

Think Big !!! Part 1

I recently went to a dinner party at a friend’s home where there was to be a total of 12 guests enjoying the fruits of her labor. Knowing full well that she had every food base covered down to the last detail, I still asked politely if there was...

Winetime Sticker

No, we have not entered the market with a new Winetime bottle of wine. It is our new batch of Winetime stickers. Though we are proud of our business cards, but they always seem to get lost in the shuffle with everyone else’s cards. Thus, we created this sticker...

Decanting

Has there ever been a time while enjoying a bottle of wine, when you get down to the last glass and while savoring those last few sips, you declare that, wow, this wine is amazing? My question to you is, why hadn’t you said those exact same words from...

Summer Whites – Part 2

To further our search for great white wines, we must dig even deeper into many of the fine wine producing countries from around the globe, where many small towns produce wine from indigenous grapes found nowhere else in the world. In France, look to the Bordeaux and Loire Valley...

Summer Whites – Part 1

With the dog days of Summer upon us, our wine drinking habits often run into a bit of a conundrum. If you live for white wines, you are as happy as a pig in fresh slop. If you are a staunch red wine drinker, there are days that it...

Wine Ratings……. Truth or Myth?

Let’s ponder this wine ratings expression: “When a wine is rated more than 95 points; you can’t afford it. When it has 90 to 94 points; you can’t find it. When it has 89 points or less; nobody wants it.”  Sometimes true but never so for the savvy wine...