Friday, July 22, 2011

Wine tasting places for reccomendation

Manor Wines and spirits offer Wine tastings every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and certain Saturdays. Most of their tastings are accompanied by treats such as paired cheeses and crackers, imported breads and spreads. When they venture in to doing cognacs and liqueurs they mostly are just spread out in abundance as far the flavors or fermentation process is concerned. A brief description is given on the history of the wines and spirits and the location is given on where the grapes are harvested. Sometimes there are brochures indicating special equipment or recipes for special occasions are featured for utilizing the featured brand of wine and spirit being offered.  Some pourers are experienced most of the time they a representatives of the company or brand offering 10% discounts on the featured wines of the day upon decision making for purchasing.  This Chelsea location wines and spirits have ambiance of variety and constantly changing displays of tools, kits and accessories for the true wines expert.
Even when I was attending school in the area of the wine and spirits, I would venture off to expanding my knowledge of how to pair wines and spirits with meals, desserts for the pallet’s pleasure. Deciding to go in to the world of bartending introduced me to the evolving world of wine making professionally and for the amateurs looking to become wine makers in their leisure time. I started off my world of mixology, beer tapping and wine pouring for the fullest experience I have ever had. I have no regrets in expanding my horizon from designing and concocting coffee and espresso beverages ranging from 200-250 specialty drink recipes. As a barista presentation and knowledge of the birth of the coffee and espresso bean led me to become an expert on speaking   comfortably about a beverage most coffee drinkers really have no idea about except for how they take it light and sweet or dark and two sugars.

The Winery is a SOHA wines and spirit establishment located in the heart of Harlem where it offers it versatility and diversity of international, custom made and limited edition features of wines, liqueurs, Saki, etc. Upon the opening of its doors the winery has ventured off to relocating just a couple doors down from the original location for marketing purposes and rent pricing. Five years in, this location upgrade to have proven to be the best move for the company. Being closely in range of three popularly forms of transportation as heighten the look and sales of the winery graciously. A team of professionals offer superb customer service and above and beyond the call of duty efforts to increase clientele has proven a sure thing for this up and coming business. Now surrounded by a few restaurants and chic boutiques brings a brighter light to shine on the new location for better recognition and has become a house hold name in the Harlem community. They offer Wine tasting tours on the weekends to Martha’ s vineyards and other popular places of that nature that cater to the growing, fermenting, processing and shipping of the fortified grape transformation in to the 375ml bottle of perfection for all to enjoy.

The two establishments who have a style all their own offer professional, customer service and a vast knowledge of variety and diversity for immediate consideration to turn the average occasional drinker of a chardonnay, merlot, shiraz, Saki, red or white wine seek the different styles and amenities accompanied with a wine’s  light-bodied to heavy bodied flavor, aroma, fruit infused, nutty caramelization, honey sap flavors from places deep in the heart of California to the rich exotic lands of Africa. With over 2,000 wine makers currently functioning in the beverage industry each one offers its own unique spin on flavors, acidity, and body. I would recommend both of these establishments for better knowledge to be gained by a patron who may consider themselves quite comfortable in their choices or ranges of what the “Mighty Grape” have to offer.

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