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As we enter a new decade, which wines are in tune with the economy and culture, which are missing the moment, and which are about to falter? Matt Kramer Posted: January 5, 2010 As a new year—and a new decade—begins, it’s impossible not to think about time. But as I was driving, listening to my local jazz station on the radio, I found myself more struck by the power of timing than by time itself. What triggered this was hearing one of the Great American Songbook standards sung to exquisite perfection.

Timing Is Everything | Drinking Out Loud | News & Features | Win

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I will take any suspense out of the question. Yes food and wine pairings can make for an enlightened experience. After sitting at the family holiday table, and watching the adults happily drinking a Napa Cabernet with their seafood chowder, I began to think about the pairing of food and wine. I mean, the goal of pairing the proper wine with the proper food is to enhance the enjoyment of both. The plates were scraped clean, and the wine was gone. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/brad-haskel/do-food-and-wine-pairings_b_413852.html

Brad Haskel: Do Food and Wine Pairings Matter?

Wine Literature of the World :: State Library of South Australia

This site has been created by the State Library of South Australia to highlight its wonderful collections of wine-related materials, the largest in the southern hemisphere, if not the world. Their origins can be traced back to 1834 in London prior to European settlement of South Australia. They now encompass thousands of items including books, pamphlets, wine labels, company records and many other examples of exquisite oenography. All items referred to in this website, unless otherwise indicated, are held in the State Library's collections, and selections from them are being digitised as images. http://www.winelit.slsa.sa.gov.au/about.htm