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Antonio Rocha GraçaPortugal
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Viticulture issues, enology / winemaking issues. Wine regions of the world, with specialisation in the wines of Portugal, including Port. Tasting and sensory analysis, chemical analysis and the relation between both. Wine industry and wine economics (BUT NOT PRICES OF WINES). Sources of information regarding any aspect of wine. The human element of the wine industry and the integration of all aspects and sciences that concur to make a wine. Terroir. | |
Tamas BrummerCanada
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I can answer any question regarding Hungarian Wine, Wine Tours,and Wine Types. DO NOT ASK ME TO REPLY TO QUESTIONS ON WINE THAT IS NOT HUNGARIAN WINE | |
David BainesU.K.
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I can answer all questions relevant to wines, spirits, and liqueurs from any region of the world, and give valuations on them. | |
Paul WagnerAvailable
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Wines of the world, wine a food matching, wine and food service questions. I currently teach Wine courses at Napa Valley College, am an international wine judge, written many articles for publication, and have been a guest speaker at way too many wine conferences to remember. 25 years in the business. With Liz Thach and Janeen Olsen, I authored the definitive book on wine marketing: Wine Marketing & Sales, Strategies for a Saturated Market by The Wine Appreciation Guild, which won the Gourmand International Award in 2008 for the best wine book for professionals! | |
Jessica FialkovichU.S.
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I can address questions from wine basics to the more advanced aspects of the industry including grape varietals, winemaking regions, winemaking techniques, viticulture and growing practices, sales and marketing strategies, industry statistics, and history. | |
David LingU.K.
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I have 40 year`s experience tasting, collecting and enjoying wines as an amateur enthusiast. Bordeaux and Port are my particular loves and I regularly buy and sell at auction. I have a good library and frequently participate in on-line discussions. I can only help with valuations, buying or selling if you tell me where you live as there are many variations around the world. | |
Elaine MarshallU.S.
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I am a specialist in wines from California, the Pacific Northwest, Australia and the Rhone. My specialties are the business and marketing of wine, professional wine evaluation, and wine writing. I have experience in winemaking for the home enthusiast but a broader knowledge in viticulture and the wine regions of the world. I WILL AUTO-REJECT ALL VALUATION, COGNAC, and SPIRITS QUESTIONS. | |
Joshua FarrellU.S.
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I can answer most any question about wine- types, styles, grape varieties, regions, vintages, proper storage, production, wine and food pairing, wine service, decanting, proper glassware, serving temperatures etc. I can't answer questions about spirits and liquor valuations. |
Hi Debbie, You seem to have missed my answer to your previous follow-up so here it is again: It would be a criminal offence to offer a known fake for sale so this would only have any value if you
Hi Jenny These wines were really made to drink when they were young And fruity--and that point has come and gone. And with poor storage, that will be even more of a problem. My guess is that they
Jose, The Italians from the region of Tuscany have been producing bottles of the style of yours for at least 50 years, they were aimed at the Tourists, the quality of wine was normally very poor and
Hi Robert, Sediment is not something to cause concern in a bottle of wine, but rather often times an indication of a good wine! Sediment can be formed in wine either during the fermentation process
Robert, Absolutely not. Sediment is a natural by-product of winemaking. Usually it occurs in older wines because as wine ages molecules break down, particularly bitter tannins and they will be thrown
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