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Green Wine & Cocktails for St. Patrick's Day! Plus, Try a Little Ménage à Trois...Vino Primo's Sexy Wine Series
Sacramento, CA (PRWEB) March 12, 2009 -- Add a little wine to your St. Patrick's Day celebration this year. Online wine magazine, Vino Primo www.vinoprimo.com tells wine lovers how to make that green wine just right, and how to mix a perfect Irish wine cocktail.
Vino Primo's Sexy Wine Series continues. This month, why not try a little Ménage à Trois? Dirty mind! A Napa Valley winery keeps things exciting on the tongue with three different varietals for each of its three very affordable and tantalizing wines.
Speaking of tongues… every person has a unique one. The type of tongue or palate an oenophile has, determines what type of wine that person will prefer. Quit guessing in the wine aisle. Now wine lovers can have their taste buds tested online to find out their wine tasting preferences.
Join the urban wine revolution. More urban wineries are popping up in the middle of cities. These facilities are much more than wine bars. They are full scale, grape to glass wineries. Find out why they are becoming so popular.
A new diet wine is on the market. Find out why celebrities were getting it for free. Plus, how everyday wine lovers can get their hands on this new wine fad.
Based in Northern California, Vino Primo has access to a plethora of fantastic wine regions. But the e-zine doesn't stop there. Vino Primo features stories from wine regions around the United States and around the world.
So start living the Vino Lifestyle… www.VinoPrimo.com
For media inquiries, contact Angela Hughes at angela (at) hughesmediaconsultants (dot) com or 916-397-4585.
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Is Malbec Wine Only Made In Argentina?
The malbec red grape was created in the Bordeaux region in France and was once widely popular, but the grape is very sensitive to frost and was nearly wiped out in 1956 by a devastating frost. Besides the frost Malbec wine declined in popularity because it became known by so many different names that it lost its distinction, but it is still grown in France to this day.
It is grown in portions of Bordeaux and in the vineyards of Cahors in the south of France. The wines made in Cahors are made from one-hundred percent Malbec grapes which has a fruity flavor very similar in taste as Merlot or Cabernet Sauvignon. In Cahors these wines are called Cot.
The Malbec red grape is extremely popular in Argentina and Chile. It the number one grown gr ...
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