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Five-Zone Wine-Cooling Fridge Packs Months Of Liquid Dinners
Imagine having a miniature supermarket in your kitchen. That’s seemingly what Liebheer is promising with its new 48-inch wide SBS 246 side-by-side fridge. It has five separate cooling zones for keeping all your food at the perfect temperature, and even a wine cooler that can hold up to 34 bottles. The only thing missing is dedicated staff to keep it perpetually stocked.
How To Develop Film With Red Wine
There’s already a large community of old-school photographers who develop their shots using a mix of coffee and vitamin C instead of the usual chemicals found in a darkroom. But over at the Caffenol blog, they’ve started experimenting with a red wine-based developing solution as well.
The 49 Bits Of Booze Jargon Every Drinker Needs To Know
Jargon is technology. Language was created for communication, and sharing a set of slang makes it all the more efficient. Ordering a drink from a bartender needs to be particularly quick and clear. If not, you’re going to look like a novice, and you’re not going to get the drink you want. And the booze snobs will rub it in your face.
Life-Size, Hand-Made Transformers-Like Wine Rack Could Be Yours
Usually browsing Craiglist’s ‘for sale’ section is like wandering through a junkyard, but every once in a while you come across a diamond in the rough. Like finding a Picasso at a yard sale, someone actually wants to sell this breathtaking Transformers-like wine rack sculpture.
It’s Friday! How To Drink Wine Like You Know What The Hell You’re Doing
I have a confession to make: I’ve only just recently begun to understand and appreciate wine in terms more nuanced than white or red. What helps is knowing how best to drink a given varietal, and why.
