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Re: Wine Journal II

Postby el gatito » Thu Dec 22, 2011 10:49 pm

Fermented milk (2011).
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y la camisa al revés.
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Re: Wine Journal II

Postby regioncentralX » Thu Dec 22, 2011 10:56 pm

Rough fermented apples or grapes (every year), now hard to find in my area as it has been fiscalized out of existence unless you buy the cooked crap at the supermarket or wait for the fondas during dieciocho.
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Re: Wine Journal II

Postby el gatito » Thu Dec 22, 2011 11:05 pm

One only has to type the right keyword, and out of nowhere -- here appears the bear.
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Re: Wine Journal II

Postby greg~judy » Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:35 am

in honor of wannabe wine elitists
here might be the ultimate bragging rights for quaffing a chilean whine
just 10,000 litres produced!
we will patiently wait future reports of the "five S" steps...
see, swirl, sniff, sip, savor
please - who will be the first to get "spaced out"...?
hmmmm - no price was forthcoming for said "privilege"...?
:|

Chile’s space wine Meteorito: the first meteorite-aged wine in the world

British winemaker, Ian Hutcheon, has combined his two favorite hobbies, wine and astronomy to create Meteorito, a Cabernet Sauvignon aged with a 4.5 billion-year-old meteorite. From the Tremonte vineyard in the Cachapoal Valley in Chile, which he bought in 2009, the wine was barrel-aged over one year by the process of malolactic fermentation. This is a process which reduces acidity in red wines and certain white ones, in an organic way rather than a chemical one.
dark wine Chiles space wine Meteorito: the first meteorite aged wine in the world

The chosen 3-inch meteorite comes from the asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars, and is thought to have landed in the Atacama desert in northern Chile around 6,000 years ago, although it now belongs to an American collector.

“The idea behind submerging it in wine was to give everybody the opportunity to touch something from space; the very history of the solar system, and feel it via a grand wine,” Hutcheon said to the Drinks Business.

The wine is only sold Centro Astronomico Tagua Tagua, an observatory that Hutcheon started in 2007, though he is interested in exporting it, with 10,000 litres of the wine already made.
...
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everything will have to change."

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Re: Wine Journal II

Postby nwdiver » Thu Jan 26, 2012 4:54 pm

greg~judy wrote:in honor of wannabe wine elitists
here might be the ultimate bragging rights for quaffing a chilean whine
just 10,000 litres produced!
we will patiently wait future reports of the "five S" steps...
see, swirl, sniff, sip, savor
please - who will be the first to get "spaced out"...?
hmmmm - no price was forthcoming for said "privilege"...?
:|

Chile’s space wine Meteorito: the first meteorite-aged wine in the world

British winemaker, Ian Hutcheon, has combined his two favorite hobbies, wine and astronomy to create Meteorito, a Cabernet Sauvignon aged with a 4.5 billion-year-old meteorite. From the Tremonte vineyard in the Cachapoal Valley in Chile, which he bought in 2009, the wine was barrel-aged over one year by the process of malolactic fermentation. This is a process which reduces acidity in red wines and certain white ones, in an organic way rather than a chemical one.
dark wine Chiles space wine Meteorito: the first meteorite aged wine in the world

The chosen 3-inch meteorite comes from the asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars, and is thought to have landed in the Atacama desert in northern Chile around 6,000 years ago, although it now belongs to an American collector.

“The idea behind submerging it in wine was to give everybody the opportunity to touch something from space; the very history of the solar system, and feel it via a grand wine,” Hutcheon said to the Drinks Business.

The wine is only sold Centro Astronomico Tagua Tagua, an observatory that Hutcheon started in 2007, though he is interested in exporting it, with 10,000 litres of the wine already made.
...




Randall Grahm of California’s Bonny Doon fame tried to introduce minerality to wines by aging them with rocks in the barrels, he admits it was a failed experiment and didn’t change the wines one bit, this is just silly a marketing ploy of the stupidest type, Chile needs innovation in the boutique winery sector not meteorite wines.
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Re: Wine Journal II

Postby zer0nz » Thu Feb 02, 2012 9:54 am

Plan N....... Back On track
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Re: Wine Journal II

Postby greg~judy » Thu Feb 02, 2012 10:00 am

zer0nz wrote:http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/food/sc-food-0127-wine-chile-20120201,0,2433912.story


already linked...
subtle distinctions between wining and w(h)ining may apply
:|

http://www.allchile.net/chileforum/topic3902-24.html
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Re: Wine Journal II

Postby nwdiver » Wed Feb 22, 2012 5:22 pm

Cono Sur Organic Pinot Noir 2008, 3500 CLP

Red berries ripe strawberries forward raspberries at the back, a bit of oak and sweet spice notes. Medium body and medium plus finish. This is the perfect BBQ salmon wine I have been looking for.

I have been following Cono Sur’s Pinot program for the last few years. This is a great wine that outside of a visit to the winery I have never seen in Chile, their Organic line should be sold here. I believe this is better than the Vision export line almost as good as the 20 Barrel line but much cheaper.
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Re: Wine Journal II

Postby nwdiver » Tue Apr 17, 2012 5:17 pm

International Malbec Day

Try a Chilean Malbec or two today.

http://chilecopadevino.wordpress.com/20 ... by-montes/
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Re: Wine Journal II

Postby California South » Tue Apr 17, 2012 9:40 pm

International Malbec Day


I certainly hope this is a transferable feast day, since I'm finding out about it so late in the day and have already made inroads with a bottle of carmenere.

(thanks for the links, nwdiver)
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