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Paige Villiard
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Community Liaison, Wine Awesomeness
Beats
Jazz album and book reviews
gambling, single parenting
Content
By Paige Villiard| thebacklabel.com@ Wine is great for so many reasons, and drinkers of grappa could not agree more. The Italian brandy is made from pomace – the pulpy residue of grape seeds, stems, skins and juice remaining after the winemaking process. Traditional pomace brandy – or grappa brandy, as it may also be called – cannot be made without the process of making wine. After grapes have been pressed, winemakers sell their leftovers and so begins the process of making grappa.
By Paige Villiard| thebacklabel.com@ Tall, short, skinny, squat – wine glasses come in more shapes than you may have even realized. But, does it really matter what kind of glass you drink your wine from? And what’s the difference anyway? Let us explain. Red wine and oxygen is one of the greatest love stories there is. That’s why your good ol’ reds usually go in the biggest glass you have.
By Paige Villiard| thebacklabel.com@ Wine is great for so many reasons, and drinkers of grappa could not agree more. The Italian brandy is made from pomace – the pulpy residue of grape seeds, stems, skins and juice remaining after the winemaking process. Traditional pomace brandy – or grappa brandy, as it may also be called – cannot be made without the process of making wine. After grapes have been pressed, winemakers sell their leftovers and so begins the process of making grappa.
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New York, New York, United States
+1 843-469-5045