Strong cheese with the red or chilled fruit with the white... yummy in winter and summer!
How Often Do You Drink Wine?
Cellar360
2012/11/09 22:20:51
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215 votes
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15% | |||
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248 votes
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18% | |||
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273 votes
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19% | |||
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247 votes
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17% | |||
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430 votes
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30% | |||
Wine has been around since at least 4500 BC, and has played a major role in many civilizations, from the ancient Greeks who poured wine as libation to the gods, to Christianity, where the drink is used to represent the blood of Christ. Of course, wine is an alcoholic drink, so it's off limits to the under-aged and should be consumed in moderation, but as far as alcohol goes it's one your classier options.
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Top Opinion
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Rob Williams 2012/11/10 18:26:41Daily
+7A good hearty red or a nice crisp white.
Strong cheese with the red or chilled fruit with the white... yummy in winter and summer!
How about None of the Above?
Drinking alcohol is just not my thing!
not that there is any thing wrong with wine,, just not for me....
Naturally, if you like wine and have no medical problems that would prohibit drinking it, the "real stuff" has more body, nose, and whatever else wine is supposed to have.
will have to check this out, not for my self, no alcohol for me, but just out of general interest..
do you know how they remove the alcohol ?
But I figured some folks might like to know that there really are 'denatured' wines on the market. If you do check them out, my family tells me they like the Fre (it might be Fré) better than the Ariel.
I believe the removal of the alcohol is done by filtration - perhaps passing it through activated charcoal.
not sure how you would pull the alcohol out , heat and evaporate the alconol ?
As I said, I believe they pass it through activated charcoal or some type of filter to remove the alcohol but it might be that they heat it. I've never tried to find out how it was done.