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Dale Rossi
- Female
- Redondo Beach, Ca.
- United States
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The New Malibu Wine!
Story and photos by John Blanchettehttp://www.examiner.com/x-19581-LA-World-Travel-Examiner~y2009m9d5-The-new-Malibu-wine-when-are-you-going-to-take-me-on-the-Malibu-Wine-TrailSee More
Blog post by Dale Rossi
How Wine Is Made
Every wonder how wine is made? I did …but needed to have it in layman terms. So I thought I would share the basics with you.Lets start with Harvesting grapes: precisely when to pick the grapes is an agonizing decision for growers. Sa grapes ripen, their acid levels reduce, while sugar, color and tannins increase. A wines need for acidity must be balanced with the desire for richness. Red wine benefits from riper grapes, but delaying harvest increases the risk of damage from rot, hail, and…See More
Blog post by Dale Rossi
Nadia R. Pavlevska replied to Dale Rossi's discussion 'Pinot Noir Under 10.00'
Dale, to be honest I tried to find a decent PN in this price range, but without success.
In my opinion: You can get away with cheap cab, but you can't get away with cheap Pinot Noir"
Good Luck, and let me know your…
5 Star Wineries
5 Star WineriesWine lovers and friends,Once again I must tell you I love my job! I just returned from my company’s national convention in Napa, Calif. It was a two day extravaganza where I was recognized with 7 awards of excellence. But this is not my main purpose for blogging about this trip. I was able to extend my trip to do what I call RESEARCH! (lol) I visited seven wineries and this is what I wanted to share with all of you.I had my own rating system which goes to 5 stars. So let’s cut to…See More
Blog post by Dale Rossi
Dale Rossi left a comment for Mark T. Norman
Hey Mark....
thanks for the connect. I think you and your wife made the right move! How has it been so far?
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- Wine Affilliation: Consumer or Trade
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- About Me:
- I Love my job! My experience with wine is always a continued education, as wine evolves and changes. I love the tasting part of my tastings, but the best is seeing the happy faces of the guests when the taste the quality of our wines and have the opportunity to ask questions without being intimidated. Everybody is relaxed and having fun while learning at the same time.
My goal is my vision: to provide the best wine lifestyle experience in the world in the comfort of ones home/office. I aspire to be recognized as offering the MOST innovative consumer wine tasting , buying experience and wine career second to none!
Who do you know that wants to earn extra money while having fun doing it? I am actively seeking consultants in all areas. Please give them my info or feel feel to contact me.
Cheers!
Dale Rossi
www.wineshopathome.com/dalerossi
visit my blog to read my interview with THE GRAPEVINE newsletter:
www.winetasting-dale.blogspot.com
- Favorite Wine Website:
- http://www.finewineonline.net
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The New Malibu Wine!
Story and photos by John Blanchette
http://www.examiner.com/x-19581-LA-World-Travel-Examiner~y2009m9d5-The-new-Malibu-wine-when-are-you-going-to-take-me-on-the-Malibu-Wine-Trail
http://www.examiner.com/x-19581-LA-World-Travel-Examiner~y2009m9d5-The-new-Malibu-wine-when-are-you-going-to-take-me-on-the-Malibu-Wine-Trail
Posted on September 7, 2009 at 11:40am
How Wine Is Made
Every wonder how wine is made? I did …but needed to have it in layman terms. So I thought I would share the basics with you.
Lets start with Harvesting grapes: precisely when to pick the grapes is an agonizing decision for growers. Sa grapes ripen, their acid levels reduce, while sugar, color and tannins increase. A wines need for acidity must be balanced with the desire for richness. Red wine benefits from riper grapes, but delaying harvest increases the risk of damage from rot,… Continue
Lets start with Harvesting grapes: precisely when to pick the grapes is an agonizing decision for growers. Sa grapes ripen, their acid levels reduce, while sugar, color and tannins increase. A wines need for acidity must be balanced with the desire for richness. Red wine benefits from riper grapes, but delaying harvest increases the risk of damage from rot,… Continue
Posted on August 22, 2009 at 11:42am
5 Star Wineries
5 Star Wineries
Wine lovers and friends,
Once again I must tell you I love my job! I just returned from my company’s national convention in Napa, Calif. It was a two day extravaganza where I was recognized with 7 awards of excellence. But this is not my main purpose for blogging about this trip. I was able to extend my trip to do what I call RESEARCH! (lol) I visited seven wineries and this is what I wanted to share with all of you.
I had my own rating system… Continue
Wine lovers and friends,
Once again I must tell you I love my job! I just returned from my company’s national convention in Napa, Calif. It was a two day extravaganza where I was recognized with 7 awards of excellence. But this is not my main purpose for blogging about this trip. I was able to extend my trip to do what I call RESEARCH! (lol) I visited seven wineries and this is what I wanted to share with all of you.
I had my own rating system… Continue
Posted on July 9, 2009 at 10:00am
How to read a wine label
Ok, so you are at your local store or wine shop...you zero in on your varietal only to be staring at this sea of wines, and you grab the one that has the prettiest or coolest label. You get home...you're excited..can't wait...mouth is watering.. the anticipation is killing you. You open it....you swirl....you smell.....you sip! Ahh! jeeze this is not what I wanted, you slump in disappointment! Did you know that there are indicators on a label that can tell you some of the characteristics of the… Continue
Posted on February 13, 2009 at 9:40pm
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