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Where Does Champagne Get Its Name From?
If you think Champagne gets its name from a fruit, a flavour or a special winemaking trick, think again.
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Which Indian City Is Called The City Of Grapes? Complete Guide To Where To Stay & What To Do
The city of grapes deserves recognition not just for wine production, but for successfully bridging ancient agricultural traditions with modern wine culture.
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Researchers Develop AI-Based Wine Fraud Detection Tool
This enables the AI to not only pinpoint the specific vine-growing region where the grapes were cultivated but also the exact estate where the wine was produced.
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Why Wine Is Given As Offering In This Buddhist Temple In Japan
At a Buddhist temple on a wooded hillside in Japan, grapes and wine bottles are given as offerings, and the head monk is also the honorary president of a vineyard cooperative.
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Kerala Boy Makes Wine Watching Online Video, Friend Ill After Drinking It
A 12-year old boy has landed in trouble by making grape wine on his own by watching a YouTube video and serving it to one of his friends, who later developed uneasiness and vomitting after drinking it and had to be rushed to a hospital.
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Suffering From Depression, Anxiety? Drink This For Some Relief!
Resveratrol in red wine has found to be beneficial in dealing with depression and anxiety. The compound is also present in grapes and berries. Here are some health benefits of resveratrol you can bank on.
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Grapes On Mars: Georgia Winemakers Aiming High
Georgia is immensely proud of its ancient wine-making tradition, claiming to have been the first nation to make wine. Now it wants to be the first to grow grapes on Mars.
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"Indulge In Merriment, Soldiers Guarding The Borders": Goa Minister
Goa tourism minister, Manohar Ajgaonkar inaugurated 'The Grape Escapade', a festival celebrating the finest of wines, food, fashion and entertainment on Thursday. "Goans can indulge in merriment because young soldiers of the Indian Army are guarding our borders," the minister said, after inaugurating the four-day event amid heightened tension betwe...
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Dark Chocolates, Red Grapes and Blueberries Can Help Reverse Ageing: Study
a group of scientists may have discovered a path breaking way which can help humans reverse their ageing cells and help them age without much deterioration in their bodies or appearance .
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The Different Types of Grapes for Eating & Making Wine
According to the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) 71% of the world grape production is used for wine, 27% is consumed as fresh fruit while 2% is used as dried fruit.
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Where Does Champagne Get Its Name From?
If you think Champagne gets its name from a fruit, a flavour or a special winemaking trick, think again.
-
Which Indian City Is Called The City Of Grapes? Complete Guide To Where To Stay & What To Do
The city of grapes deserves recognition not just for wine production, but for successfully bridging ancient agricultural traditions with modern wine culture.
-
Researchers Develop AI-Based Wine Fraud Detection Tool
This enables the AI to not only pinpoint the specific vine-growing region where the grapes were cultivated but also the exact estate where the wine was produced.
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Why Wine Is Given As Offering In This Buddhist Temple In Japan
At a Buddhist temple on a wooded hillside in Japan, grapes and wine bottles are given as offerings, and the head monk is also the honorary president of a vineyard cooperative.
-
Kerala Boy Makes Wine Watching Online Video, Friend Ill After Drinking It
A 12-year old boy has landed in trouble by making grape wine on his own by watching a YouTube video and serving it to one of his friends, who later developed uneasiness and vomitting after drinking it and had to be rushed to a hospital.
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Suffering From Depression, Anxiety? Drink This For Some Relief!
Resveratrol in red wine has found to be beneficial in dealing with depression and anxiety. The compound is also present in grapes and berries. Here are some health benefits of resveratrol you can bank on.
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Grapes On Mars: Georgia Winemakers Aiming High
Georgia is immensely proud of its ancient wine-making tradition, claiming to have been the first nation to make wine. Now it wants to be the first to grow grapes on Mars.
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"Indulge In Merriment, Soldiers Guarding The Borders": Goa Minister
Goa tourism minister, Manohar Ajgaonkar inaugurated 'The Grape Escapade', a festival celebrating the finest of wines, food, fashion and entertainment on Thursday. "Goans can indulge in merriment because young soldiers of the Indian Army are guarding our borders," the minister said, after inaugurating the four-day event amid heightened tension betwe...
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Dark Chocolates, Red Grapes and Blueberries Can Help Reverse Ageing: Study
a group of scientists may have discovered a path breaking way which can help humans reverse their ageing cells and help them age without much deterioration in their bodies or appearance .
-
The Different Types of Grapes for Eating & Making Wine
According to the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) 71% of the world grape production is used for wine, 27% is consumed as fresh fruit while 2% is used as dried fruit.
