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  Lack of bottles delays production of sparkling wine in the Bairrada region

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  Companies that were unable to buy bottles in large quantities in advance anticipate difficulties towards the end of the year.

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  Cazcabel

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  In a dusty, hidden corner of the Jalisco mountains, a medicine man known as Don Cazcabel has become a legend…

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  Champagne glass pyramid sets new world record

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  More than 54,000 Champagne coupes have been used to set a new world record for the ‘largest drinking glass pyramid’.

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  Crystal Head Vodka - What do you think?

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  Crystal Head vodka is much more than a vodka! It is a monument in the form of vodka. With its peculiar crystal shape, it captures the interest of many, even those who do not appreciate vodka.

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  Quinta do Crasto

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  Located in a prime spot in the Douro Demarcated Region in Northern Portugal, Quinta do Crasto has been in the family of Leonor and Jorge Roquette for more than a century. Like all the other great Douro estates, Quinta do Crasto dates far back into ancient times. The name Crasto comes from the Latin castrum meaning “Roman fort”. Quinta do Crasto products are of inestimable quality, wines, port wines and olive oil...all availables at WinerShop....

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  Vulcanic Wine Azores

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  Azores Wine Company wines are very special due to the area where the vines are planted. These are called volcanic wines. As you would imagine, volcanic wines are those produced with grapes cultivated in soils also called volcanic, found in the vicinity of active, dormant or extinct volcanoes.The characteristics of this type of soil are unique in nature, and as much as it may seem a mere detail, when it comes to agriculture, the components and minerals present in the soil have an extremely...

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  Recent News

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  Discover the latest news in our store.

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  Ancient Roman wine shipwreck found near Sicily

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  Researchers have found the ruins of a ship believed to have been transporting wine and olive oil in the Mediterranean more than 2,000 years ago.

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  Drink with Moderation

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  Not many countries have set the minimum price at which a bottle of wine can be sold by law. Ireland recently joined that list, pricing it at 7.40 (£6.20).

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  How Whisky is made?

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  The whiskey manufacturing process is quite complex and involves a series of steps. Each of them plays an important role in the final quality of the drink. For this reason, many of the best whiskeys in the world have meticulous recipes and procedures that are kept under 7 keys. See the steps:

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  10 things you didn't know about wine

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  You may have heard that smelling a wine is an essential part of the process of tasting it, but did you know that women come out ahead in this ritual? The reason for this is that they have a better sense of smell than men, especially in their reproductive years. So, how about opening a bottle and discovering 10 other fun facts about wine?

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  Have you watched or tasted Kingsman?

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  The idea of ​​the partnership came about since the film takes place during the First World War, a time when the English had a huge appreciation for Port Wine.To get an idea of ​​this love, a curious story even tells that Taylor's, which like many wineries in the Porto region is of English origin, supplied thousands of cases of wine to the soldiers of the Triple Entente formed by England, France and Russia during the Great War. After all, port wine was considered a basic necessity for soldiers...

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