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    The Study Of Wine Making

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    The study of wine making is known as Vinification. Traditional wine making process includes: i) harvesting fresh grapes; ii) crushing and pressing grapes to get grape must; iii) fermentation; iv) clarification to get rid of undesired residue; v) bottling to sell immediately or aging to sell later. Fermentation is the process during which introduces microorganism artificially. Fermentation usually consists of two steps, alcoholic fermentation (AF), which is assisted by yeast to create alcohol, and

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    During the time marijuana was being prohibited, so was alcohol. The government lost the war of prohibiting alcohol even though they knew the dangers it caused. Albert Einstein said, “For nothing is more destructive of respect for the government and the law of the land than passing laws which cannot be enforced” (John Vigorito 225). He then went on to say that the dangerous increase in crime is closely connected to alcohol and that it is no secret to the government. There were 3.3 million deaths in

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    Wine - How to Pick a Good One and Health Benefits of Wine A good bottle of vino can be more than the perfect dinner accompaniment. It can also boost your health with a dose of antioxidants! For the uninitiated, the world of wine can be overwhelming but that’s no reason to stay away! This primer will help you figure out what to look for so you can find a bottle that is delicious and healthful. Healthy Moderation Research consistently shows that drinking a moderate amount of wine can be beneficial

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    How many antioxidants are in your beer and wine? There are those that love to drink. Red wine, white wine, beer, cocktails. You have your preferences, but you’re happy as long as there’s a drink in your hand and a Miley Cyrus song playing in the background. But let’s be real: your health matters. Sure, drinking isn’t the epitome of healthy. But drink now or drink never. Drinking alone while all your friends play scrabble with their kids at home doesn’t sound like fun. If you’re going to get wasted

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    oldest beverages known to man is wine, an alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes. Wine has been enjoyed all around the world and Ancient Rome is no exception. Ancient Rome played an important role in its history. Wine carried religious, philosophical, and social implications for the Romans as it was a part of their daily life. The popularity of wine and drunkenness in Ancient Rome is clearly portrayed throughout poetry, art, literature and even laws. Although wine was eventually available to all

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    beer abandonment: America’s young drinkers are drinking wine and hard alcohol instead”. In recent years, many young adults’ ages 18-29 years old are not drinking as much beer as the same age group twenty years ago. In 1992 over seventy percent of this age said that beer was their beverage of choice. That number has now drop to forty percent. The percentage of hard alcohol preference has risen from thirteen percent to thirty percent. While wine preference has also increased from fifteen percent to

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    amongst the Catholics there is an emphasis on moderate drinking, because it is believed that alcohol is a gift from God, but that excessive drinking that results in intoxication is considered to be a sin (Hanson, p. 7). As well as, some churches use wine during rituals such as during the Holy Communion, and these traditions continue today. Secondly, the Hebrews described alcohol as being full of nourishment, an important aspect to festivities, and as a source of medicine (Hanson, p. 4). Lastly, during

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    The Meaning Of Longevity

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    Longevity by definition means a long duration of an individuals life or the length of ones life. Longevity can also mean thinking about means of extending and prolonging a human life as well as living it healthy. Everyone wants to live a long and happy life. As we all grow older we try to find methods that will prolong our lives we tend to look into changing our life style, changing our diet, exercise that will extend our lives, and supplements and herbal remedies. Longevity has been thought about

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    do and experience on the big day. Rent a car and tour the local vineries Wine is one of the most romantic drinks in the world and our country is full of amazing producers. So, why not celebrate the day with a little tour around the vineyards? If you don’t have a car, you could rent one from Hertz and take a tour on a few vineyards nearby. We specifically recommend the Hunter Valley region, as it is among the best-known wine regions in the world. You

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    Do you think we should raise the alcohol age? Think about many people under the age of 21 whom has plenty of access to alcohol. If the age were to be raised to 25, this will eliminate a large proportion of alcohol usage within young people. At the age of 21, you are still considered a young person and not considered an adult until the age of 25. Under the age of 25 your brain is not finished developing so it will cause you to lose the cells and other parts of the brain that hasn’t grown yet. Drinking

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