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Abadal Picapoll 2008 Winery: Bodegas Masies D’Avinyo Region: Pla De Bages D.O
Abadal Picapoll 2008 Winery: Bodegas Masies D’Avinyo Region: Pla de Bages D.O. Grapes: 100% Picapoll Winery: Masies D’Avinyo is leading the charge of quality wine production from this, one of the oldest vine growing regions in the world, el Bages, named for Bacchus the Roman god of wine. The vines are cultivated on carefully structured terraces, influenced by a Continental- Mediterranean climate, with low rainfall. This leads to highly structured wines that maintain a freshness and delicacy rarely found in such rich wines. Vineyards are planted with native and French grapes, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay and Mando and Picapoll. A strong technical background is used in vineyard management, for example, specific total leaf area per mass of grapes to assure ripeness. This is combined with a detailed interaction with each vintage. In warm vintages, new oak is purchased with lower levels of toast, in cooler vintages barrels with higher levels of toast are used. A combination of French, Hungarian and American oak is used in aging the wines. Wine: This wine issues from a regeneration of indigenous and autochthonous grapes lead by Masies d’Avinyo in Pla de Bages. Picapoll, Trepat, Sumoll and other local grapes are being replanted or grafted to existing root- stocks. While often confused with Picpoul, this grape has been grown in the area since Roman times, being referenced in the writings of Pliny the Elder. Picapoll berries are small, oval and thick-skinned; though there are larger berried clones used as a table grape. The grape requires a lot of attention in the vineyard as bunches tend to grow smaller, “shoulder” clusters which need to be pruned off for proper ripening. -
National Tasting Project: Wines of Hungry & Austria
Glimmerglass Chapter American Wine Society Cooperstown, NY Wine Tasting Notes National Tasting Project: Wines of Hungry & Austria Sunday, September 13, 2015 Name Price Score 1. Hugl Grüner Veltliner 2013 (Austria) $10.99 (1L) 15.80 Appearance: (2.83 of 3) Attractive, Brilliant, Light Straw, Clear Aroma/Bouquet: (3.17 of 4) Fruity, Green Apple, Subtle, Floral, Faint Honey, Citrus Body/Texture: (3.33 of 4) Medium, Thin, Smooth Taste/Flavor: (2.92 of 4) Grapefruit, Sour, Slight Herbal Aftertaste: (2.10 of 3) Short, Hot, Citrus Overall Impression: 1.45 of 2 Overall Score: 15.80 (High: 19.25, Low: 11.0) Standard Deviation: 2.22 2. Neumeister Grauburgunder 2013 (Austria) $20.99 16.07 Appearance: (2.79 of 3) Slight Yellow, Light Straw Aroma/Bouquet: (3.25 of 4) Complex, Sour Fruit, Peach, Lemon-Lime, Apricot Body/Texture: (3.33 of 4) Smooth, Medium Taste/Flavor: (3.01 of 4) Grapefruit, Mineral, Citrus, Spritzy, Smoke Aftertaste: (2.16 of 3) Short, Gentle, Lingers, Rapid Overall Impression: 1.53 of 2 Overall Score: 16.07 (High: 20.0, Low: 13.0) Standard Deviation: 1.97 3. Royal Tokaji Furmint 2011 (Hungary) $15.99 14.80 Appearance: (2.72 of 3) Straw, Slight Yellow Aroma/Bouquet: (3.06 of 4) Floral, Lychee Fruit, Gooseberry, Complex, Citrus Body/Texture: (3.13 of 4) Medium, Smooth Taste/Flavor: (2.72 of 4) Mineral, Acidic, Petroleum, Grapefruit, Melon, Pineapple, Oak Aftertaste: (1.99 of 3) Lingers, Dull, Mild, Bitter, Oak Overall Impression: 1.19 of 2 Overall Score: 14.8 (High: 19.0, Low: 8.0) Standard Deviation: 2.39 4. -
Taipei November, 13Th 2019
Shangri-La’s Far Eastern Plaza Hotel - Taipei November, 13th 2019 Wines & Foods from Spain Shangri-La’s Far Eastern Plaza Hotel November 13th 2019 SPANISH EXTRAVAGANZA BY FOODS & WINES FROM SPAIN Spanish Gourmet Foods and Great Wines Expo Organized by: CÁMARA DE COMERCIO DE ESPAÑA EN TAIWÁN 西班牙商務辦事處 10478 台北市民生東路三段49號10樓 B1 電話:(+886)2 2518 4905 傳真:(+886)2 2518 4891 [email protected] ICEX SPAIN TRADE AND INVESTMENT Pº de la Castellana 278 – 28046 Madrid Tel. (+34) 913 496 100 Fax (+34) 914 316 128 [email protected] www.foodswinesfromspain.com EXHIBITOR EXHIBITOR STAND PAGE STAND PAGE SABERDIZ PROYECTOS Y 1 5 BODEGAS NAVARRO LOPEZ SL 20 24 NEGOCIOS INTERNACIONALES SL. BODEGA INURRIETA 21 25 TOMEVINOS SELECTION 2 6 BODEGAS SONSIERRA 22 26 RS EXPORTACION DE ACEITES SL 3 7 BODEGAS VIRTUS 23 27 EMBUTIDOS FERMIN 4 8 JAVIER SANZ VITICULTOR 24 28 URZANTE 5 9 FINCA LA CANTERA DE SANTA ANA 25 29 PAGO CASA GRAN SL 6 10 BODEGAS MOCÉN 26 30 BODEGAS FRANCO ESPAÑOLAS SA 7 11 VINICOLA DE TOMELLOSO 27 31 BODEGAS CERROSOL SA 8 12 駿伸企業有限公司 AMBROSIA CO., LTD. 28 32 PAGOS DE FAMILIA VEGA TOLOSA SA 9 13 湘誠國際有限公司 SHINE CHERN 29 33 BODEGAS BARBADILLO 10 14 INTERNATIONAL LTD. VICENTE GANDIA PLA SA 11 15 河洛企業股份有限公司 EMPORIUM 30 34 參 MG WINES FAMILIA MIÑANO GÓMEZ 12 16 CORPORATION 展 BRUJO WINES SL 13 17 宏常有限公司 CHEN HSU CORPORATION 31 35 商 MARQUÉS DE VARGAS FAMILY VINEYARDS & 14 18 酒之最股份有限公司 UNIQUE FINE WINES AND 32 36 索 CELLARS SPIRITS LTD. 引 CONSEJO REGULADOR DE LA DENOMINACION DE 15 19 開普洋菸酒股份有限公司 CAPE WINE & SPIRIT 33 37 ORIGEN JUMILLA CO., LTD. -
Vinintell SEPTEMBER 2016, ISSUE 29
VININTELL SEPTEMBER 2016, ISSUE 29 SURPRISING ENCOUNTERS The Emergence of Old-New Traditional Wine Producing Regions: Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania CONTENTS BULGARIA HUNGARY ROMANIA Brief background ................ 4 Brief background .............. 22 Brief background .............. 35 Area under vines................. 5 Area under vines............... 23 Area under vines............... 36 Cultivars ............................. 8 Cultivars ........................... 24 Cultivars ........................... 37 Certification systems .......... 9 Certification systems ........ 25 Certification systems ........ 37 Production ........................ 12 Production ........................ 27 Production ........................ 40 Stock status ..................... 14 Stock status ..................... 30 Stock status ..................... 43 Domestic consumption .... 14 Domestic consumption .... 30 Domestic consumption .... 43 Exports ............................. 17 Exports ............................. 30 Exports ............................. 44 Imports ............................. 18 Imports ............................. 31 Imports ............................. 46 International position ........ 19 International position ........ 32 International position ........ 47 Genetic Manipulation and Genetic Manipulation and Genetic manipulation and Biotechnology .................. 19 Biotechnology .................. 32 Biotechnology .................. 47 Prices (Grapes, Packaged Prices (Grapes, Packaged Prices (Grapes, Packaged Wine, Bulk Wine, -
Retail Wine Bottle 9:30:18
Retail Approachable Wines straight forward styles, classic varietals, comforting taste Retail White Woodlands - Chardonnay 30. From the Margaret River region of Australia. This is mineral forward with a rich mouthfeel, a solid amount of oak influence and a delicate finish. Beautifully made from a small 25 acre vineyard since 1973. Foye - Sauvignon Blanc 26. Valle del Maule, Chile. This sauvignon blanc seems to split the difference between every world region perfectly. A good amount of acid, a solid mineral base and a lasting finish. Montinore - Pinot Gris 24. From the Willamette Valley in Oregon. Demeter Certified. A modern classic with a backbone of slate and pear. Gustavs Vom Berg - Riesling Trocken 29. (one liter bottle) From the Rheinhessen region of Germany. Demeter Certified. Fresh apples and peaches on the palate with a noticeable influence from the clay and calcium in the soil. Dry, delicious and perfect with just about any dish. Retail Red Alto3 Reserve - Cabernet Sauvignon 30. From Catamarica, Argentina. The vineyards are about 500 miles north of Mendoza, on ultra dry, rocky soil receiving almost no rain. The depth the roots must go to survive creates a wine with black currant, leather & balanced tannins. Brea - Cabernet Sauvignon 40. smaller berries and a cooler climate lend this wine a good acidity with gentle tannins, and subtle baking spice. Zorzal Terroir Unico - Malbec 28. Raspberry, plum and vanilla with a solid tannin structure. A perfect example of a Malbec from the Mendoza region. Quivira - Zinfandel 37. From the Dry Creek Valley in Sonoma County, California. Intense, but not over extracted with dark fruits and subtle spice. -
Trabajo Fin De Grado
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Repositorio Universidad de Zaragoza 1 Trabajo Fin de Grado Título del trabajo: Análisis de la satisfacción y de la calidad de los vinos de Denominación de Origen del Somontano en revistas de gran impacto. English tittle: Satisfaction and Quality analysis of the Somontano wine Designation of Origin in prestigious magazines. Autor/es Miguel T. Pérez Ajami Director/es Dr. Luis Navarro Elola Dr. Jesús Pastor Tejedor FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN: Departamento de Empresa, EINA Unizar Año 2016 2 Análisis de la satisfacción y de la calidad de los vinos de Denominación de Origen del Somontano en revistas de gran impacto. Resumen: Gracias a la comprobación y mejora del modelo del índice de satisfacción Europeo, ECSI (European Customer Satisfaction Index), se ha podido determinar la satisfacción del cliente de los vinos de Denominación de Origen Protegida (DOP) del Somontano a partir de las otras variables pertenecientes al modelo (calidad, imagen, expectativas, valor y lealtad), con el objetivo de difundir estos conocimientos en revistas de gran impacto. La gestión de la calidad del producto y el cálculo de la satisfacción del cliente presenta una de las posibles estrategias que las empresas emplean para mejorar el marketing, y por lo tanto la venta de sus productos. Además, se ha deseado abordar todo el trabajo y estudio que conlleva a la difusión científica en revistas de gran impacto sobre la satisfacción y la calidad de los vinos de DOP aragoneses hasta su posterior edición en la revista selecta. -
Scientific Approach to the Strategy of the Vine & Wine
SCIENTIFIC APPROACH TO THE STRATEGY OF THE VINE & WINE SECTOR WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO THE MÁTRAALJA WINE REGION Dr. MAGDA, SÁNDOR - Dr. GERGELY, SÁNDOR SUMMARY The essential objects of the present study are the description of the strategic aspects of the vine & wine sector and the detailed analysis of the Mátraalja wine region (MWR), which is Hungary s largest mountain-slope wine growing area. A questionnaire assessment served as a basis for the study, within the framework of which the managers of MWR wine confraternities were asked questions about the parameters of their respective wine confraternities, and their opinions of the present situation of the latter, along with the possibilities of de veloping them. Further issues examined were: the required development of infrastructure, including the inadequate wine-processing, storage and bottling capacities, their qualitative and quantitative characteristics, and the possibilities of establishing them; the establishment of an advisory system to serve vine growers’ interests; the possibilities of establishing a regional plant protection and weather forecast system, and its prospective effects on profitability and environmental protection. Finally, the structure of grape varieties, the aspects of creating a potential leading wine and of its marketing, the establishment of competitive wineries, the implementation of a system of trade and logistics based on Internet, and the effective realisation of marketing coordinated by the MWR Wine Commercial House were examined. The present study does not contain all tables and charts compiled by the authors but draws conclusions from them. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS settlements of Heves county, the settlements Vác, Mogyoród, Rákosliget- The authors want to thank the Királydomb and Rózsahegy-Báróhegy Council and the leaders of the 25 MWR situated in Pest county, and Pásztó wine confraternities for giving assistance situated in Nógrád county. -
THE MODERN Modern Cocktails
THE MODERN Modern Cocktails Modern Martini Gin, Acqua di Cedro, Aloe Vera Liqueur, Blanc Vermouth, Verjus 22 Don Q Puerto Rico Relief Añejo Rum, Coconut, Lime, Cachaca, Chartreuse, Falernum 18 USHG & Don Q will each donate $5 per cocktail to The Food Bank Of Puerto Rico Gin Gin, Suze, Cucumber, Mint, Grapefruit, Lime, Fennel, Tonic 18 Vodka Aquavit, Lemon Verbena, Campari, Chartreuse, Lime, Grapefruit 18 Bourbon Elijah Craig Small Batch, Raspberry, Campari, White Ale 18 Pisco Chicha Morada, Mezcal, Lemon, Strega 20 Mezcal Del Maguey Vida, Añejo Tequila, Tamarind, Falernum 18 Blanco Tequila Cimarrón, Lime, Almond, Bitter Orange 18 Reposado Tequila Cimarrón, Jicama, Chilies, Lime, Salt 18 Japanese Whisky Akashi White Oak, Shochu, Matcha, Lemongrass, Citrus 20 Rye Rye, Genmaicha, Averna, Breckenridge Bitters, Sweet Vermouth 2 0 Cucumber-Melon Apéritif Blanc Vermouth, St. Germain, Honeydew, Savory, Tonic 16 The Modern is a non-tipping restaurant. Hospitality Included. 1 Zero-Proof Cocktails Classic Cocktails Bamboo Celeste 75 Amontillado, East India Solera, Dry Vermouth, Angostura 16 Raspberry Shrub, Sparkling Apple Cider, Lemon 10 Moscow Mule Buck Lite Vodka, Ginger, Lime, Soda, Angostura 17 Fresh Juiced Ginger, Lime, Ginger-Lime Cordial, Soda 10 Mai Tai 9-5 Jamaican & Guyanese Rum, Agricole, Curaçao, Almond, Lime 20 Cranberry, Lemon, Ginger Beer 10 Jack Rose Calvados, Apple Brandy, Lemon, Lime, Grenadine 1 8 Juices Up to Date Rye, Grand Marnier, Amontillado, East India Solera, Angostura 20 Navarro Vineyards Pinot Noir Juice, California 10 Duché de Longueville Sparkling Apple Cider, France 10 Sparkling Wines Blanc de Noirs Bruno Dangin, Crémant de Bourgogne, Burgundy NV 18 Sodas 7 Boylan’s Root Beer Champagne Fentiman’s Ginger Beer Fever Tree Tonic Brut Fever Tree Gingerale Le Chapitre NV 24 Brut Réserve R. -
W I N E L I S T
W I N E L I S T INDEX PAGE NUMBER Wine by the Glass 3 Sparkling 4 Champagne 5 White: - Crisp and Mineral 6 & 7 Aromatic and Zesty 8 & 9 Rich and Rounded 10 & 11 Rosé: - Light and Refreshing 12 Fruity and Full 12 Red: - Elegant and Smooth 13 & 14 Complex and Spicy 15 & 16 Powerful and Weighty 17 & 18 Dessert and Port Bottles 19 Wine Based 20 Spirits 21 Liqueurs 22 Single-Malt Scotch 23 Gin 24 Soft Drinks and Beer 25 Hot Drinks 26 Lose Hill Lane, Hope, Derbyshire, S33 6AF www.losehillhouse.co.uk | 1 Losehill House Hotel was built in 1914, personal histories of the people who have originally called ‘Moorgate Guest House’. visited. However, we think it opened in 1916. It is likely The current name comes from the hillside on that opening was delayed by the First World which we are situated: Lose Hill. Conversely, War. Losehill House has ever remained a public the hill in view across the valley is called Win building, existing for its guests' enjoyment of Hill. It is suggested that there was once a the Derbyshire Peaks. battle in the area; situating the soldiers of the Although late for an 'Arts and Crafts' style Kings of Mercia & Wessex from what is now building, the architect has perhaps adopted a known as 'Lose Hill' against the soldiers of the style with a philosophy that matched the ethos King of Northumbria from what is now known of the charitable organisation that funded the as 'Win Hill'. build... Co- operative Holidays Association was In 2016, Paul and Kathryn opened a new founded by Lancashire Church Minister, Thomas restaurant in central Manchester with a focus Arthur Leonard, in 1891. -
Full Wine List
wine by the glass white france moscato. valencia. piquitos 2018..................................................................7 melon de bourgogne. loire. louis métaireau muscadet 2019...................48 cava. penedes. kila ......................................................................................... 8 riesling. alsace. domaine barmès buecher 2012 ........................................ 71 montepulciano sparkling rosé natural. abruzzo. il mostro........................ 12 pinot blanc. alsace. jean-baptiste ‘adam’ nature 2016.............................45 gamay-cab franc rosé natural. loire. gaspard 2018 ..................................10 sauvignon blanc-chard. cheverny. domaine pascal bellier 2017 .............40 sauvignon blanc. sancerre. henri bourgeois ‘les baronnes’ 2019............. 52 pinot grigio. trentino-alto aldige. colterenzio 2017 ...................................9 sauvignon blanc. bordeaux. mary taylor 2019...........................................36 verdejo natural. rueda. menade 2018..........................................................9 chenin blanc. loire. merieau fleuve blanc 2015.........................................45 riesling. nahe. kruger rumpf 2019 .............................................................. 12 vermentino-grenache blanc natural. rhone. la patience 2019 ................40 sauvignon blanc. marlborough. stoneleigh 2020 ......................................9 chardonnay. burgundy. domaine guenguen chablis 2016 .......................48 vermentino-grenache blanc natural. -
MEDIA RELEASE Wine Push Targets Taiwan, Hong Kong
MEDIA RELEASE Our Ref: T15:0032 14 November 2011 Attention: News Editor Wine push targets Taiwan, Hong Kong Hong Kong and Taiwanese wine buyers took advantage of close encounters with Great Southern wines at trade initiatives from November 3 to 7. With support from the Great Southern Development Commission (GSDC) and Austrade, six Great Southern wineries took part in the 2011 Hong Kong International Wine and Spirit Fair (HKIWSF), attended by up to 14,000 delegates, and a targeted tasting event Forest Hill general manager Paul Byron in Taipei, Taiwan. introduces the winery’s range to some Taiwanese wine tasters. GSDC Chief Executive Officer Bruce Manning said ensuring that regional wineries were represented at the key target market events continued the push to grow Great Southern wine exports. “Recent initiatives have helped to raise the profile of Great Southern wines in Asian markets,” Mr Manning said. “Promoting the region’s wines at the Hong Kong wine fair gained exposure to thousands of delegates. “Great Southern riesling was highlighted at a masterclass, and a networking event gave importers and distributors a chance to meet the producers. “Following the Hong Kong event, the visit to Taiwan provided the opportunity to build a presence in a relatively new market for Great Southern wines,” Mr Manning said. About 80 invited guests attended the Taiwan tasting event, including trade representatives, media, educators and premium customers. Building partnerships for regional prosperity Albany Pyrmont House, 110 Serpentine Road, PO Box 280, Albany WA 6331. Phone: (08) 9842 4888 Fax: (08) 9842 4828 Email: [email protected] Katanning 10 Dore Street, PO Box 729, Katanning WA 6317. -
Between the European Community and the Republic of Hungary on the Reciprocal Protection and Control of Wine Names
No L 337/94 Official Journal of the European Communities 31 . 12 . 93 AGREEMENT between the European Community and the Republic of Hungary on the reciprocal protection and control of wine names the EUROPEAN COMMUNITY, hereinafter called 'the Community', of the one part, and the REPUBLIC OF HUNGARY, hereinafter called 'Hungary', of the other part hereinafter called 'the Contracting Parties', Having regard to the Europe Agreement establishing an association between the European Communities and their Member States and the Republic of Hungary, signed in Brussels on 16 December 1991 , Having regard to the Interim Agreement on trade and trade-related matters between the European Economic Community and the European Coal and Steel Community, of the one part, and the Republic of Hungary, of the other part, signed in Brussels on 16 December 1991 , Having regard to the interest of both Contracting Parties in the reciprocal protection and control of wine names, HAVE DECIDED TO CONCLUDE THIS AGREEMENT: that territory, where a given quality, reputation or other characteristic of the wine , is essentially attributable to its geographical origin; Article 1 — 'traditional expression' shall mean a traditionally used name, referring in particular to the method of The Contracting Parties agree, on the basis of reciprocity, production or to the colour, type or quality of a wine, to protect and control names of wines originating in the which is recognized in the laws and regulations of a Community and in Hungary on the conditions provided Contracting Party for the purpose of the description for in this Agreement. and presentation of a wine originating in the territory of a Contracting Party; — 'description' shall mean the names used on the Article 2 labelling, on the documents accompanying the transport of the wine, on the commercial documents 1 .