Audrey House: We are the largest producer of Cynthiana grapevines that we sell to the public and to wholesalers.� Cynthiana is an Ozark Mountain Region native and lives very happy here.
Wine Occasion: Dinner Party / Housewarming Party
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House blend
Varies widely with roaster preference.
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House: A term used for producers of Champagne.
Hybrid: Grapes that are bred from more than one grape variety. This breeding may improve the flavor or hardiness of the wine.
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As a housewarming gift, or holiday offering, wine gift baskets make a great gift. There's so much more to wine consumption than a bottle of wine resting in a basket of raffia, however.
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A warehouse in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal, used for storing and aging Port. In Bordeaux, France the equivalent word would be "chai" and in the Sherry producing town of Jerez, Spain, the term is "bodega."
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2002 Brick House, Chardonnay, Willamette Valley, Oregon, $24, 460 cases. The color of wheat straw, this wine gives off aromas of pears and citrus. Full, soft, and viscous, with ripe pear and leesy flavors.
As John Woodhouse spent some time at Malaga where he learnt the technique of Moutain wine, he thought about using the same methods for the local wine of Marsala.
There are many houses with vineyards here, and many growers who stake their reputation on the wines of the Montagne de Reims.
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CHAI (WINE STOREHOUSE)
Building located above the solet intended for the wines (synonym of storeroom) in the areas where one does not dig cellars.
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In some wine growing regions such as Bordeaux, the Rhone and, dare I say it, the Hunter Valley, it is now acknowledged that some wine producers have developed 'house styles' over time that have actually been defined by some form of Brett character.
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Generally speaking, a Champagne house or sparkling wine producer makes their non-vintage in such a way that it tastes the same every year.
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Jefferson took up residence in the President's House in 1801, after his inauguration as the 3rd President of the United States.
"Jefferson ran the place with only eleven servants (Abigail Adams had needed 30!), brought up from Monticello.
Anyway, about Veuve Cliquot - François Clicquot owned a champagne house in the early 19th century but died young.
Most of us have experienced detecting the aroma of cooking, maybe even from outside the house. In pursuit, we trace it to the kitchen where it becomes stronger.
Robert Dunning started making wine in the limestone cellar under the Vintage House in the 1980's. It served well for a few years but when the estate vines began bearing fruit in 1993, the 1200sq.
This allows the vintner to keep a house style from year to year. Many Champagnes and sparkling wines are non vintage.
This does not refer to your mood when the house wine you've been served at the local greasy spoon is akin to Liquid Drano. Rather, it describes a complex, intense red wine with hidden nuances and glories.
Cellar: In the old days, it was a dark, cool basement, and often the underground part of a house, as it still is for homemade wines.
Wine Away has been tested and recommended by the Good Housekeeping Institute and is even endorsed by Gourmet magazine. It is truly a wine world wonder that every red wine lover should have stowed in their cleaning cabinet.
When the cap is removed, the frozen plus of sludge is kicked out, a "dosage" of Champagne is added to fill in the space in the bottle, and it is corked with the standard, large Champagne cork. The Dosage is a house secret for each Champagne house, ...
The English trader John Woodhouse, who discovered this fortified wine in 1773, promoted it in the English market, where closely related wines from Spain and Portugal were already popular. Today it is one of the most common wines used in cooking.
Nonvintage: Blended from more than one vintage. This allows the vintner to keep a house style from year to year. Many Champagnes and sparkling wines are nonvintage. Also, Sherry and the nonvintage Ports, the tawnies and the rubies.
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Grande Marques
A term frequently used to describe the top Champagne houses.
Hermaphrodite: Self-pollinating plants, such as wine grape vines, containing both male stamens and female ovaries.
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In bond
This term is used for wines which are held in a bonded warehouse, and have not been subject to duty or value added tax.
Non-Vintage:A wine blended with grapes grown in more than one vintage. This allows the vintner to keep a house style from year to year. Many Champagnes and sparkling wines are non-vintage.
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The palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mirrored on Versailles, it was actually built in the 18th century by Luigi Vanvitelli. The building is enormous and houses more than 1200 rooms and wonderful expansive gardens.
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