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2009 Cantina Pedres, Cannonau di Sardegna “Ceraiso” DOC, Sardinia, Italy. Cannonau is the local name for Grenache on Sardinia, and is one of the principal grapes in the island's deeply colored, full bodied red wines, that ...

Pelz On Wine: 2008 Feudi della Medusa Vermentino di Sardegna ...

2008 Feudi della Medusa Vermentino di Sardegna Albithia Bianco (Italy, Sardinia, Vermentino di Sardegna). Really a great white wine. Cost just under $20 and well worth every penny. Straw gold color and slightly reductive ...

Vermentino – A New Varietal With Nous | The Beast

So if grapes are such a mystery to consumers, what chance does yet another grape have on the Australian wine scene? Enter Vermentino… Vermentino is an Italian varietal seen in Sardinia, Corsica and Liguria. It's also ...

Denise's Press Fractions Wine Blog: What's in My Glass ...

The Monica is an Italian-native red grape variety that grows primarily in Sardinia, Italy. Sardinia is one of the inlet islands of Italy (see map below). The Monica grape is known to make Rhone-style (or Syrah-like) wines, but in ...

There's Something About Sardinia! | Welcome to the official Blog of ...

The wines in Sardinia are exceptional and one particular grape – Cannonau (otherwise known as Grenache in France or Garnacha in Spain) tickled our taste buds in all the right places! Rich, full-bodied and often served in a ...

Cannonau wine of Sardinia?

Does anyone know about a Sardinian wine called Cannonau? It's a relative of the Garnacha grape of Spain. It is said to have 5 to 10 times the amount of procyanidins than an average wine, including Garnacha. So I'm wondering what causes this wine produced in Sardinia to have this amount of antioxidants and its relative in Spain or France to not have the same amount
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how do i get a wine i know exsist but cant find anywhere?

there is a wine moscatto dolce from sardinia italy but ive been everywhere on the internet and back and still have had no luck finding the wine or anything of that nature please help im trying to score brownie points.
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What type of wine is best for you?

I've heard that some types of red wines contain lots of antioxidants. What type typically has the most. I've also heard about a type found in Sardinia that has roughly 3x more than any other known red wine. Thanks
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I'm going to Sardinia in September - any Agriturismo, restaurant, site-seeing recommendations?

I went to Sardinia a couple of years ago and discovered a great Agriturismo just outside of Alghero to stay at (though I only ate there last time). I'm staying there this time on the first and last day of a week-long holiday. I'm hiring a car and intend to drive around to see the sites and experience more of the great food and wine. Any recommendations for other Agriturismos and/or restaurants or sites I mustn't miss would be great!
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Wine recommendations/advice please?

What are recommended red wines from the south of France or the Sardinia Italy regions? I've read these are wines with highest health benefits. I'm wanting to start drinking wine and do not know much.. I would say I prefer dry, not so sweet wine... Any suggestions?
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has anyone heard of moscato dolce? adn where to find it?

I'm not looking for moscato d'asti or any of those easily found in any liquor department across the country. I'm looking for this specific wine I had while in Italy( Sardinia- lamaddalena to be specific) and cannot find anywhere. not even online. Has anyone else ever heard of it and know a way I can get some? If you read the question i am very aware of moscato and muscat. moscato is the italian version and what I am looking for. I don't have the label or remember the name otherwise I wouldn't have asked. It was 10 years ago and I am looking for anyone with details on how to find it since I haven't been able to.
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Living a long life in GREECE? one of the blue zones ! of the earth..?

Hello all ..just in case you where wondering. why i havent been around ..i had some issues with my already disfuctinal heart..but not to worry ill get reborn again.... SO i was reading up in health IN GENERAL and came across this article by BRIGID O'CONNELL of the sunday telegraph in sydney.. it was in the papaer but i cant give alink as it was not important enough to post..any way it goes like this. NINE key factors to enjoy a very long life ..by brigid o'connell SCIENTISTS have indentified that people living in the.that people living in the BLUE ZONES,-countries where you have 10 times greater chance of living to 100-are more active,eat less meat,drink wine andsurround themselves with the right people. The zones include SARDINIA,in italy. OKINAWA in japan, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTin CARLIFORNIAS loma linda. NICOYA peninsula in costa rica. and ICARIA in greece. A team of researchers and scientists concluded there were 9 common lifestyle similarities between each of the five BLUE ZONES: including having the right outlook,being active, eating less meat and drinking wine and surrounding yourself with the right people The reprort goes on to comapre places like sydney how they are doing the wrogn thing by eating the wrong thing and lack of exerscise.....needles to say that this is add for a chief ceral producer sanaturuim but it does show that there are BLUE ZONES AROUND THE WORLD.. why are there what do u think makes them so apart fromt he obvious report? any input u may have will intresting.. BY THE WAY I HAVE HEAR THAT IN ICARIA they have the best lambs!or is it KATZIKAKIA(KIDS) thanks to any one takign the time to answer hope ur all well. @morfing..ty for all those links.and the additional info on ICARIA.. of all the facts of the blue zones,,what sticks out in my mind the most is the fact of sourrounding your self with the rigth people..PERHAPS this the biggest ailment..the rest of the world has ..i guess its important and paramount to just have friends who dont compete with you but are equall in making you happy and and recepicatingin return with out expectations. AS children we learn this as our first lesson,and make our first friend as they please us. do YOU REMEBER YOUR VERY FIRST FRIEND! but how quickly ..we forget that principle as we are told compettion is good for you by the disguise of doing better than him or her.i can only speak for my self as i alwasy felt by competeing with others it has robbed me of my full potential by trying to imitate them ... THE other thing i would like to mention i knew about the KATSIKAKIA (RASKA) way back in 82..as i was told by my then 8 year old cousin,her mum was icarian. @morfing continue:::: the 8 year old use to beat the hell out of me at chess ..lol i was 23...OMG game after game would u belive.. but what i noticed about her cause she grew up in ICARIA she was very vibraiant in all her conversation and thinking ..not a sigh or pause what so ever..and lets not mention her ability on TAVLI... and she was secodn to her brother..in talent..he got bored half way through our first game..lol..i guess it does pay to sourround your self with the RIGHT PEOPLE at least it uncloudes ur head..any way she was the one telling me about the raska way back then....and i tellyou what...i love lamb but i must admit katzikaki kokinisto is heaven doent he xoriotico way extrmelly tender meat.... @alegeniki and sankegodess ..ty for ur answers too. and ur well wishes....i see there are at least 6 people who started it ty too to those. and speacial thanks to ALLAN...al though u shit me i do like u ..becasue ur persistent..and ty @ i want to know.
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• Tasmania ranked No.2 for wine investment

  While the magazine's Top 10 Vineyard Investments article focuses on non-traditional wine-making regions, it still rates Tasmania ahead of France's Languedoc region and the Italian island of Sardinia. The state has become something of a mecca for wines such ...

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  Think pink: Italian rosé

  I used to think of Spain for pink wines rather than Italy, but southern Italy, Sicily and Sardinia are capable of making full-bodied varieties with enormous character. Perhaps the most characterful are those grown on the volcanic soils of Mount Etna.

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  Honeymoon Destinations Fit For Mark Zuckerberg

  Sardinia The classy Hotel Romazzino located on the Costa Smeralda ... The hotel also provides the best Italian food, wines and the luxurious Porto Cervo filled with shops just around the corner. On the hotel’s terrace, known for the astonishing view ...

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  Italy activity holidays: holiday planner 2011

  garden visits and wine-tasting. Group size around 12. Martin Randall Travel (0208 742 3355; www.martinrandall.com) A choice of 43 expert-led tours, with the emphasis on art, architecture, gardens and gastronomy. New itineraries include Sardinia ...

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  Kinkead Ridge to open for Memorial Day release

  Kinkead Ridge Winery will re-open on Memorial Day weekend for the release of the 2011 white wines from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, May 26, and Monday, May 28. They are releasing the 2011 Kinkead Ridge Viognier/Roussanne, 2011 Kinkead Ridge White Revelation ...

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  Italian beer making a splash in Philadelphia

  from the chestnuts of the north to the herbs and grapes of Sardinia. Of course, educating a nation of wine drinkers to appreciate such inventive beers is a tall challenge that will take time — which explains why so many Italian brewers have ...

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  2012 Giro d’Italia: Stage 12 Preview

  We deem it better to take advantage of this space to boast the wines bearing the Golfo del Tigullio denomination, divided into white wines (vermentino and bianchetta), red wines (ciliegiolo and dolcetto), Genoa bianchetta, Muscat wine ...

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