Can you believe that February 7 is the 30th installment of Wine Blogging Wednesday already? It seems like only yesterday that I stole borrowed the idea for Is My Blog Burning and turned it into a wine event.
Anyway, here we are at #30 with Tim of Winecast serving as host. I'd like to thank him for filling in for the scheduled host, who is AWOL.
I know what Tim's original them was (not going to ruin the surprise for a later WBW vintage) but it wasn't particularly seasonal. So, he turned to a wine that we both think will work well with the cool-to-cold weather blanketing much of the U.S. this time of year--syrah/shiraz.
But not just any syrah. Tim wants us to pick up a bottle of New World Syrah (Shiraz).
Because of Valentine's Day and Ash Wednesday next month, Tim has decided that WBW will take place on Wednesday, February 7. So, head over to Winecast to learn more and join us!
I'm excited because this may mark the return of my tasting partner, the lovely, talented and soon-to-be mommy, Nena.
If you are interested in wine making then you need to do a little homework before you get started. Wine making is not
something that you can just plunge into and learn along the way, you need to do some research so that you know that you
are not missing any vital wine making steps or processes. If you do miss these wine making your wine could very well turn
out tasting like anything but wine.
Wine making is a something fun that you can do in your spare time and at the end you will have a glorious result. Wine
making is something that people tend to get hooked on because the very first batch is not usually perfect, it may taste
delicious but it will not be perfect. As you learn about wine making and as you get the wine making experience behind you
your wine will get better and better. You will undoubtedly pick up tips and tricks to help you improve your wine making
capabilities.
Posted by: wine making | March 03, 2007 at 01:04 PM