Split open the pomegranates and remove the seeds. Pour all of the seeds into a bowl. Throw out the pith and skins
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Crush the pomegranate seeds in the bowl thoroughly.
Split
A bottle of 0.375 litres, or a half 0.75 litre bottle.
Spritzy
A tasting term for wine with a tiny degree of pinpoint effervescence, sometimes from the onset of a brief secondary malolactic fermentation in the bottle.
Split: A quarter-bottle of wine; a single-serving bottle equal to 175 milliliters.
Split: 6-ounce bottle of wine, you will see them most often on airplanes and/or trains.
Split - A wine bottle that holds 375 mL, half the equivalent of a typical 750 mL bottle.
Split: A quarter bottle of champagne, containing six ounces. Used frequently on airplanes and trains.
Spumante: Italian term for sparkling wine.
A split declaration (with 1991); it remains to be seen which year produced the better wines for the medium to long term. Taylor/Fonseca famously declared 1992 whereas the Symington-owned houses all opted for 1991. Niepoort declared both.
[edit] Split A wine bottle that holds approximately 6 oz (175-187 mL) or one-fourth the equivalent of a typical 750 mL bottle; a single-serving.
Split (Sparkling): 187 mL
Picolo, Quarter-bottle, Snipe: 187 mL
Chopine: 250 mL
Half-Bottle, Demi, Split (still wine): 375 mL
Pot: 500 mL (Beaujolais table bottle or sweet wines)
Winston: 600 mL
Clavelin: 620 mL (Jura bottle) ...
That way you could split the costs of some of the better wines and get to experience a wider range of wines than you could on your own. You will also get other opinions.
It runs like a lazy arcing stroke with Highway 29, splitting the Valley in two. It's not very big either, runs about 40 miles from San Pablo Bay and Carneros north to the base of Mount St. Helena. It's not very wide either, only 1-5 miles.
French wine to split chips. Sunday Mail (Australia), March 3, 2006.
McCarthy, Ed and Ewing-Mulligan, Mary. Wine for Dummies: A reference for the Rest of Us. Foster City, CA: IDG Books, 1995.
Johnson, Hugh, and Robinson, Jancis.
The easiest way to understand Bordeaux is to split it into the left and right banks of the Gironde estuary, around which this huge region is arranged.
This doesn't mean you have to take notes or hold it up to a piece of white paper and split hairs about whether it's actually pale straw or light yellow, cherry red or brick. Just take a second to notice-does it look inviting? Refreshing? Thin? Thick?
The objective of crushing is not necessarily to squeeze all of the juice out of the grape, but to split the external skin and allow the juice to start its run, ...
We bundle the entire tip together on the credit-card bill - we tip 15% or 20% on the entire check, including wine, though we know that is a matter of heated debate - and figure that the personnel know how to split it.
The Medoc is split in two, with the Haut-Medoc (upper Medoc) being the southern portion, and the higher quality of the two (in fact most of the highest quality Bordeaux red wines come from the Haut-Medoc).
Tannic acid is a particular type of hydrolyzable (basically means that it is able to be split up and broken down by interacting with water) tannin commonly found in the bark and wood of oaks and other plants.
Note: When using Campden tablets, it is difficult to get the exact amount of sulfite when required to split a tablet. The calculator provides results to the closest quarter portion and then provides the actual resulting amount of free SO2.
When the grape skins are split under pressure during the process of destemming and extracting the juice. Sometimes used as a collective term for the harvest and winemaking process.
crystals...
See "tartrate".
Schist: A large group of rocks that can be split into thin layers, as shale or slate can be. There are schists in the Douro Valley of northern Portugal, which is a controlled appellation.
Pieces of wood made out of planks of oak split by hand and dried naturally; they are used to make the casks.
Syrupy :
Sweet wine with more than 17g of residual sugar ...
Oidium
Latin for hatred; plant mildew or rot, splits plants and grapes causing immediate death; no harvest possible
Olfactory nerve
Nerve behind the nose used to record senses of smell, fatigues quickly ...
It has medium leaf, pentagonal, five, with teeth very pronounced edge a bit dull green 'Bullous, glabrous; bunch long, cylindrical, with wings very prominent, relatively sparse, with the spine that often splits at the tip.
Instead, you may wish to present your guests with personalized splits, or mini-bottles, enscribed with your special message of thanks to each guest. Your guests are sure to appreciate this special and lasting memory.
My suggestion is to try as many as you can until you find one you really like - and then try a few more! After all, what's bad about tasting Champagne? Luckily, many NV Champagnes come in half-bottles or "splits", ...
T.T.B.: (Tobacco and Tax Bureau): The surviving federal agency, having been split off from BATF, which governs the production, labeling and sale of wine in the U.S.
American oak was then split and assembled in order to make casks for the aging of wine.
This is done by trellising the canopy in such a way that it is split it into various layers, or more commonly by lifting the shoots up off the natural drooping position, into an erect upright position using wires attached to the vine trellis.
These terms, which include French bottle descriptions and approximate bottle sizes are: Split, equivalent to 187 ml or 1/4 of a standard wine bottle; Half bottle, 375 ml, Magnum, 1.
The addition of pectin-splitting enzymes to the musts to facilitate pressing is uncommon. Bentonite, a type of clay, may be added to musts to reduce total nitrogen content and facilitate clarification.
Of the reported two clones allowed the newer one produces a denser bunch and is more prone to rot diseases and splitting. Capable of producing excellent rosés, red wines of full-bodied, low tannic content (some suitable for ageing) and blends.
 See also: Wine, Grape, Region, Bottle, White
  
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