Lost and found: while traveling through France, a Connecticut antiques dealer uncovers the old world of winemaking

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Carole Winer was fascinated by a wine harvest in Burgundy in 1986, and the experience prompted her to open a wine cave in Connecticut's northwestern hills. She displays a variety of antique wine-related items in the cave next to her Country Loft Antiques in Woodbury, CT.

Equipment and supplies, History, Wine industry, Wineries, Collections and collecting, Antique dealers

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Retsina and tradition in winemaking

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The Greek wine retsina, which is mixed with pine resin, did not sound appealing to one winelover. But when he visited Greece, he felt he had to try it, and he truly enjoyed it. The history of retsina is discussed.

Greece

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Through aging, wines can also transform

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A description of events at a seminar on the cellaring of great wines is presented. Issues concerning the effects of cellaring on wines are discussed.

Methods, Evaluation, Wine tasting

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