Tag: science

Your Health and Wine

When I first began writing about wine back in 2004, I made it a point to share news stories about

Sit On Your Ass and Drink Red Wine

I can hardly think of a better piece of news than this: if all you like to do is sit

Cheap Wine vs. Expensive Wine: No Contest

Why do journalists continue to consider it a revelation that the “average” consumer can’t tell a $8 wine from a

Wine Provides Superpowers

I knew it. I just knew it. It was only a matter of time before science finally caught on to

Book Review: Resveratrol by Matilde Parente

Review by Tim Patterson. This is a short booklet, no frills, on a very focused topic, and will tell you

Wine Will Never Smell the Same Again: Luca Turin and the Science of Scent

I’ve recently discovered someone that I think may be perhaps the greatest writer of tasting notes in the history of

Wine Geek Out: What They Know About Oxygen and Wine

. We still don’t know a lot of things about wine. It’s a complex animal, where a lot of variables

Terroir vs. Pleasure in Wine

How many times have I told myself not to meddle in the world of terroir? Having (or starting) discussions about

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