Stop H.R. 5034 and a New Dark Age for Wine Consumers and Retailers
April 25, 2010 by adamjapko
Filed under Featured, Wine Business, Wine Industry, Wine Marketing/Selling, WineZag
Tweet The very recent introduction of H.R. 5034 into the House of Representatives is no less a bad dream for wine drinkers and retailers than a resurrection of the Berlin Wall would be for East Germans or a rekindling of Mao’s Cultural Revolution might represent for China’s citizens. The bill essentially awards blanket validity to State laws, [...]
Advantage: Female Wine Drinkers
March 9, 2010 by adamjapko
Filed under Featured, Wine and Health, WineZag
Tweet There is an inexorable connection between wine and good health which has been written about here. I have been working under the assumption that the benefits, primarily associated with the resveratrol compound , lacked gender discrimination and manifested in lower rates of cancer, heart attacks, diabetes, and other killer diseases for men and women alike. As [...]
Bayamon and Barrilito: Sultry Escape From Snow and Wine
January 20, 2010 by adamjapko
Filed under Featured, Rum, Top Wine & Food Experiences, Wine Blogging Wednesday
Tweet Wine Blogging Wednesday Solera of the Caribbean Sea, Papirusa of Puerto Rico, and the Batard of Bayamon, Ron del Barrilito (rum from the little barrel) offers palates predisposed to character-rich wines a welcome midwinter alternative. Three Fernandez generations have crafted a mysterious, deceptively complex, amber-hued, full flavored rum using the same secret family recipe since 1880. For full appreciation and escape from frozen tundras, you can visit the Fernandez clan clinging to their [...]





