Technically, rosé is made from red grapes treated like white grapes, and orange wine is made from white grapes treated like red grapes.
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WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Grilled Funfetti Cookie Skillet Frozen Grapes Yep, just grapes.
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Recipe: Roasted Sausages With Grapes and Onions What wine to serve with grapes?
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"Frozen grapes are generally eaten more slowly than fresh grapes," Yule told INSIDER.
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"We got our grapes in last week, but others still have grapes hanging," he said.
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Plus, it's often made from grapes and you know what else is made with grapes?
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"We got our grapes in last week but others still have grapes hanging," he said.
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"People became ashamed of the old-time grapes, the grapes of grandpa," Mr. Vouillamoz said.
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The grapes are air-dried for 40 days; the shade in the chunche gives the grapes a lighter hue and sweeter taste than grapes that are dried in direct sunlight.
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The grapes grown in New Zealand have a different taste than the grapes grown in Europe.
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The Best of 12 Grapes: Celebration of the 2,000th live music performance53 Grapes, with over 60 musicians.
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"No leaves, no grapes, just the vines stripped as if the grapes had all been picked," Giresse sighed.
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Frozen Wine Grapes Pop these wine-soaked, frozen grapes into homemade sangria — or just munch on a handful. 6.
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Walking out into the countryside for a day, plucking grapes right from the trees—do grapes grow on trees?
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Most notably, the grapes for the Equinoxe were destemmed before fermentation, while the grapes for the Graillot were not.
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Whole clusters of grapes (stems and all) are stomped — the oldest method of crushing grapes — then put into vats.
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Both beverages will be served with apples, oranges, green grapes, and red grapes, making them prime candidates for Instagram likes.
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There was Edward's little cat, Snow, and a student's dog in Omaha that would eat grapes if you had grapes.
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It was a strange performance that at first seemed like the worst kind of sour grapes: sour grapes bordering on slander.
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My grandfather harvested red wine grapes on the farm he worked with my grandmother; together they snipped Sangiovese grapes from the vines.
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A hand-harvested wine assures that the wine is made with the best grapes possible, rather than a mishmash of unripe grapes, rotten grapes, rats, and a bunch of sugar to hide all the unripe rotting rats up in your wine.
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And then there's Rosé Champagne, a dry style that's made by blending red grapes or by contact with the skin of red grapes.
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They have a history of cultivating olives for oil, and golden grapes for arak (the stiff local spirit based on grapes and anise).
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Mr. Maher said cabernet grapes in Napa fetch $10,000 a ton, while pinot noir grapes in Oregon sell for just $3,000 a ton.
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Organic grapes, like industrially farmed grapes, can be processed in the winery with great artifice and little regard for producing a forthright product.
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Unlike the industrial grows of the central coast, where grapes are often mechanically harvested, grapes in Napa and Sonoma are almost always handpicked.
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Berries, grapes and pomegranate These fruits offer sun-protective polyphenols: Raspberries, strawberries and pomegranate deliver ellagic acid, while red grapes are rich in resveratrol.
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Robinson told me that Ningxia's industry is currently much better at turning grapes into wine than it is at growing the best possible grapes.
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In Palestine, grapes were not commercially cultivated for wines until Baron Edmond de Rothschild brought European grapes from Bordeaux in the late 19th century.
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There are times when the distinction between wine grapes and kitchen grapes is pleasantly blurred and a recipe calls for the use of both.
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Having more grapes to make wine sounds good, but if there's not enough demand to support increased production, the surplus grapes go to waste.
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For instance, wine grapes are being grown in England and Sweden — two areas that heretofore, have not planted vinifera (grapes specially cultivated for making wine).
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The cost of land for growing grapes varies by both its quality and the price that can be fetched for the grapes in that region.
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While researchers haven't pinpointed what makes grapes dangerous to canines, they know even eating a small amount of grapes or raisins can be deadly for dogs.
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Those countries didn't have Concord grapes, which is what grape-flavored things are based on — so only Americans will associate that smell and flavor with grapes.
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According to Ian D'Agata's magisterial work, "Native Wine Grapes of Italy," fiano is one of the country's oldest white grapes, dating back perhaps to ancient Rome.
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The volcanic Tokaj region in northeast Hungary produces wine made with grapes with "noble rot", induced by the "Botrytis" fungus that shrivels grapes and concentrates their sugar.
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The first vendor removed one, leaving the monkeys predictably with two grapes, while other vendor repeated the bet that could end with all three grapes, or just one.
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That includes traditional local grapes like the fragrant canaiolo and colorino (which deepens sangiovese's pale ruby color) as well as international grapes like cabernet sauvignon, merlot and syrah.
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Made from Gamay grapes, the red wine is the most popular vin de primeur - wines that regulations allow to be sold in the same year the grapes are harvested.
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The red grapes are treated as if they were being used to make a white wine, meaning the grapes are crushed and the pigment-bearing skins are whisked away.
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Instead of fermenting the grapes shortly after harvest, as with most red wines, the grapes intended for Amarone are first dried until they become sweet and concentrated, then fermented.
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Have you ever stared at a bag of grapes in your fridge and thought to yourself, wow why did I buy these grapes when I could have just bought wine?
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When Harry Peterson-Nedry, an Oregon winemaker who owns Ribbon Ridge Winery, started growing grapes in 22000, the region was ideal for cool weather grapes like Pinot Noir and riesling.
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The grapes come from the Sonoma Coast, an amorphous designation that can be meaningless, but in this case includes grapes from the superb Heintz Vineyard and the Green Valley region.
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It's a lingering 19th-century habit to think of grapes and wines in hierarchical terms, to separate the so-called "noble" grapes from those that, by contrast, must be commoners.
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"Look at the wilting leaves and how small and shriveled the grapes are," he said, holding a sad bunch of nebbiolo grapes in his hand on yet another hot August day.
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The six grapes are the legacy of a search the elder Mr. Torres began 30 years ago, when he had the idea of gathering ancestral Catalan grapes to create a historic collection.
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That is because every year, after a day spent harvesting grapes, the pickers perform what is called "foot treading," where they stomp grapes by foot to extract the juice from the fruit.
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Watching them work is a very admirable experience, especially when you actually get to see the vine roots in the ground, the grapes growing from them, and the crew picking those grapes.
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The international grapes that were planted at the beginning of Priorat's renaissance, like cabernet sauvignon, merlot and syrah, have faded to bit players, allowing the traditional local grapes to define the wines.
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For an appetizer, Ms. Golip made a cocktail with wine and three grapes, a reference to a Venezuelan tradition of eating eat 12 grapes and making 12 wishes on New Year's Eve.
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Claudio Roggero, who as enologist at the Castello di Neive, decides, among other things, when to pick the grapes, strolled with satisfaction through the corridors of vines, saying the grapes looked perfect.
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Grapes that are riper have higher sugar levels, but if available grapes are not as ripe, a winemaker may add sugar to aid in fermentation and achieve the desired amount of alcohol.
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Because Bollinger has a large enough estate of 399 acres, it can provide enough grapes for about two-thirds of its requirements, and it's able to control the quality of its grapes.
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The bottom grapes are crushed by the weight of those on top and begin to ferment, but the uncrushed grapes in the airless environment also begin a different sort of intracellular fermentation.
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White grapes are no longer part of the Chianti formula, but producers are permitted to use many different red grapes in the 20 percent of the blend not required to be sangiovese.
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The new round of tariffs by Beijing also impacts table grapes grown in the U.S., and California produces about 99 percent of the table grapes grown domestically, according to the California Farm Bureau.
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Rather than trying to reconstruct the terroir and conditions those grapes experienced, though, this San Francisco start-up, founded by two bioengineering grads last year, is foregoing things like grapes and yeast altogether.
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In 2000, the fires occurred over a shorter period of time, and later in the season when most of the grapes were picked; whatever accumulation of smoke there was, entered through the grapes.
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To test how well food would stay separated, I purposely packed sliced grapes with cheese and graham crackers—I wanted to see if any liquid from the grapes would ruin the other food.
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"It's pretty extreme to do grapes here but when you mix these factors — volcanic soil, proximity to the ocean, this latitude and three indigenous grapes — the taste is completely different," Mr. Maçanita said.
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Some of the grapes are not crushed by the feet, however, and these grapes do undergo a carbonic-style intracellular fermentation, which perhaps accounts for some of the similarities to the Broc carignan.
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French suspicions of cheating used to seem like sour grapes.
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Onions, grapes and raisins are toxic to pets, especially dogs.
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I pick up some grapes and grated Grana Padano cheese.
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It makes you wonder where they're importing the grapes from.
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Apples, oranges, melon (especially watermelon), grapes – I can't get enough!
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Use it for raspberries, blueberries, grapes, and other similar foods.
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There have also been recurring thefts of grapes by locals.
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But many of those grapes are now in other regions.
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In the summer, grapes are literally everywhere in Grape Valley.
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"Wine grapes would be an interesting challenge," she told Gizmodo.
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Place a bundle of grapes in the freezer over night.
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His hobbies are sleeping and eating grapes, just like me.
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Botrys is the ancient Greek name for Batroun, meaning grapes.
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Trump dismisses such assertions as sour grapes about his victory.
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Alex and Sebastien Alex: It's far more than sour grapes.
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So do you think this is this just sour grapes?
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Each subsequent generation was crossed back with the drinkable grapes.
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Naturally, his opponents think all of this is sour grapes.
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Most of them also grow barbera; the grapes dovetail well.
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Terrassen generally suggests that the grapes came from terraced vineyards.
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The sugar in the grapes grows when the moon grows.
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The grapes are easy to snack on while you work.
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They lend shade and grapes to share, Mr. Coutu said.
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Lucite "coffin" handbag with plastic grapes, maker and date unknown.
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Pinot noir grapes ripen in the Willamette Valley of Oregon.
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I grab a bunch of grapes along with the coffee.
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I would not call these grapes overripe by any means.
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That unexpected delay can result in riper grapes than envisioned.
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Grapes needed a plan, and there were no good options.
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After a few minutes, Grapes' mind turned to inventory lists.
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" He adds, "Without excellent grapes, you can't make excellent wine.
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West Virginia has a "sore loser" or "sour grapes" law.
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Grenache is among those grapes that have historically been blended.
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It tastes like Sprite, but with rotten grapes in it.
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This wine mixes grapes from each of Sancerre's major terroirs.
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"God made grapes with stems for a reason," he said.
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Her parents were already growing grapes back in the '90s.
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He is ecstatic when seeded red grapes go on sale.
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"I was having grapes, morning, noon and night," said Jean.
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He made vinegar from grapes he grew in the courtyard.
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"So they'll just sell their grapes to a local winery."
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The recent scandals, he said, seem like Democratic sour grapes.
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"Sour grapes," agreed Roger Noel, 65, sitting next to him.
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Grapes, raisins, sultanas, and currants are particularly toxic, May said.
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Most of those grapes are gone, at least in Napa.
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It was made from cinsault grapes grown in granitic soils.
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How useful or important is the research on exploding grapes?
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"A truckload of grapes," surely, would be a reasonable answer.
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It turns out that Pinot Noir grapes are the redheads of the wine grape world: they represent 2% of wine grapes grown around the world, while redheads make up 2% of our global population.
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According to the original post on Reddit, the girl's mother gave her some grapes as a snack, but she wasn't feeling too hungry and told her mother that she gave her too many grapes.
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In my case that was a 2014 Tenuta di Frassineto, a crisp white from Tuscany of vermentino grapes, and a smooth and fruity 2013 Azienda Agricola Fabiana, a red from Puglia made of primitivo grapes.
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We wander past glistening grapes, eventually spying a huge lavender bush.
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Walter was eating grapes outside when he began to smell smoke.
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By bringing him grapes, fine cheese, wines, precious golds and artifacts.
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Oh, we'd pay good money to watch Carrie Bradshaw stomp grapes.
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" Said Jackson: "People like Joe don't come in bunches like grapes.
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I don't count New York — they use their grapes for jam.
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" Cruz campaign spokeswoman Catherine Frazier dismissed the complaints as "sour grapes.
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Grapes are great, there's good research behind them, they're not irritating.
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It is not a very hospitable place to cultivate grapes there.
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Most of the winery's grapes have already been harvested, she said.
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The grapes were named for the places the vines were recovered.
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She brought a snack with her, some grapes in a cup.
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I ate my grapes as a snack earlier in the day.
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And so it's tempting to dismiss his testimony as sour grapes.
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At first glance, Turpan seems like an unlikely place for grapes.
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Transfer lamb, roasted grapes, onions and lemon to a large platter.
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She makes homemade chicken salad with grapes and celery — so yummy!
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It's old squished grapes mixed with yeast that get you drunk.
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On the tree, grapefruit happen to look a lot like grapes.
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Grapes get fermented and when they meet oak, the magic happens.
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Q: Different grapes have different characteristics - so what grape are you?
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The ebullient Mr Vucic waves such accusations off as sour grapes.
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It's made from grapes grown in four counties in Northern California.
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He dismissed Democratic complaints as sour grapes from their election loss.
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But they dismiss the criticism as little more than sour grapes.
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Broccolini comes charred, with cashews, Moon Drop grapes, and timur yogurt.
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At sunset, they move indoors to press the grapes by foot.
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But only those grapes, from that region, can be called Champagne.
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There were Albanians, they sold grapes and curly lettuce and onions.
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This last at least is literal: grapes, blackberries, the ripest plums.
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I have some peaches and some pears and some grapes growing.
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Few agricultural products are as sensitive as wine grapes to climate.
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Unlike many producers, he did not destem his grapes before fermentation.
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The grapes ferment at their own pace, with their own yeast.
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The saltiness of the sea air actually makes the grapes sweeter.
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Not surprisingly, these wines generally use the same grapes as port.
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Farmers there once grew grapes for raisins and raised dairy cows.
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In addition, the grapes can be handled more delicately than usual.
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Rightly or not, that smacks of protectionism, sour grapes or both.
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"We were doing what we were trained to do," Grapes said.
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Grapes still had to find a way to incapacitate the insurgents.
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The first decision producers must make is which grapes to use.
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For a time in America, stealing grapes was punishable by death.
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But it's not Jewish settlers picking the grapes, it's evangelical Christians.
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Riesling is one of the most versatile grapes in the world.
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Everything about growing the ramisco and malvasia grapes is hard work.
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Imagine the grapes that have already been lost to the ages.
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I make raisin toast instead and I give Q. some grapes.
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After the grapes are harvested, they are de-stemmed and crushed.
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He feels like this in unfair, sour grapes on her part.
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Q. Why aren't bananas and grapes recommended for people cutting sugar?
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" Others hailed it as "the 'Grapes of Wrath' of our time.
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They're selling premium grapes for $16 and Asian pears for $9.
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Vines after vines of mostly cabernet grapes come with the property.
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"How much?" a man asked, holding up a bunch of grapes.
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A fruit salad that only included two grapes and a strawberry.
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Meanwhile, the ads playfully highlight the health benefits of Concord grapes.
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Without traditions or local grapes, they could choose whatever they desired.
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Few grapes have been as scorned in the last 50 years.
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The older woman brought grapes and the younger one smiled idiotically.
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You can get the same effect with two whole grapes touching.
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The grapes don't come from Napa, which keeps the price down.
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What makes grapes a particularly good subject for the microwave experiment?
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Imagine if all the vineyards sold their grapes to five huge wineries that pasteurized the grapes, mixed them all, and gave you three types of wine to choose from: white, light red, and dark red. Gross!
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Grapes for wine are best when picked after the rain after a long drought, but since droughts are now lasting longer than ever, some grapes are dying before they even get the chance to be harvested.
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Other ways of making sweet wine include air-drying grapes, as in Amarone; harvesting grapes shriveled by botrytis cinerea, the noble rot, as in Sauternes; or fortifying, adding neutral spirits to stop fermentation, as in port.
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He also buys organically grown grapes from old vineyards, like sémillon, muscat, cinsault or chenin blanc, grapes that might otherwise have been pulled out and replaced by more conventional selections like shiraz, which fetches higher prices.
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For example, if a bottle says it's from Napa, that means the grapes actually come from Napa Valley, whereas if it just says something like 'California Red,' it's a mixture of grapes from all over the state.
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But the nonvintage brut is made in such quantity, the company says, that it must supplement its New Mexican grapes with grapes from three other states: California, Oregon and Washington, hence the nebulous "American Sparkling Wine" appellation.
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Interesting facts about grapes are that when dried, fructose converts into a soluble fibre, fructan, which absorbs and removes cholesterol from the blood, and dried white grapes are an effective prebiotic, feeding good bacteria in the gut.
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Sure, why not — even though it made little sense to want to grow cool-climate grapes like pinot noir in this warm Mediterranean region, where blended wines traditionally include grapes like grenache, carignan, cinsault, mourvèdre and syrah.
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But what about almonds, pears, avocados, grapes and -- dare we say -- wine?
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For structure, I studied The Grapes of Wrath and The Martian Chronicles.
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And when in doubt just cut the damn grapes, baby tomatoes etc.
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What We Eat Grapes/Raisins: This fruit is highly toxic to dogs.
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And if we beat this smoke thing on these last few grapes?
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I have grapes as a snack to ward off hunger until then.
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"Green" is a good example and "Sour Grapes", is a perfect example.
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Red wine gets its color from skin contact from the red grapes.
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They did not sit in sunlight, eating grapes together in the afternoon.
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This is just sour grapes, says Pekka Pystynen, a retired former executive.
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After showering, I cook and eat two turkey burger patties and grapes.
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Another bagel with cream cheese, and grapes and coffee for the road.
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You really need good grapes in order to produce good natural wines.
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So, yeah, it's basically a bunch of pressed grapes and that's it.
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Afterwards I have some grapes and prepare lunch for tomorrow with leftovers.
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I also wash grapes and take them with me back to work.
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The ashray moscato was in fact a canned wine made from grapes.
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Red wine is red because of anthocyanins, the red pigment in grapes.
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Takamaru Konishi proudly showing off the premium grapes he paid $11,000 for.
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Although he noted that the quality of his surviving grapes was good.
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The grapes are mechanically sifted without damage into a giant container below.
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French bread, assorted cheeses, grapes, strawberries, mixed nuts with M & Ms. Oct.
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This guy just wants to eat some grapes, thank you very much.
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Amazing Grapes' foundation was decent, he said, because core employees are outstanding.
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But the lanternfly is a vinophile and prefers grapes above all else.
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Instead, it's using chemicals instead of grapes or fermentation to replicate wine.
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The wine cellar processes grapes picked at several of the nearby vineyards.
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"West Virginia does have a sore losers, sour grapes law," he said.
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Kangaroos, parched by drought, decimated the grapes on a vineyard in Canberra.
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Read more: A bunch of 24 grapes sold for $11,000 in Japan.
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She's gotten grapes from growers that were affected by last year's fires.
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She references "The Grapes of Wrath" and Spike nearly has a fit.
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I think carricante is one of the world's great white wine grapes.
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After her father died in 21, her mother simply sold the grapes.
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Fruits: Red/purple grapes, berries, apples, pomegranates, plums and citrus fruits 2.
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On one side were rows of nebbiolo grapes, which make Barolo's wine.
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"Have you ever peeled grapes for 12?" she told Nation's Restaurant News.
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Make sure you're sitting down when you look at the peeled grapes.
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For palate cleansers, there were frozen grapes—an old standby for Wolf.
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Ava Labs– Ava promises to clone high-end wines without using grapes.
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A cooking snack, frozen grapes have the same nutritional benefits as fresh.
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We never thought we'd actually grow grapes, let alone then make Prosecco.
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Molinara and a few other grapes are also permitted in smaller quantities.
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Grapes from Italy dominate the wine list, with California in second place.
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To some, the comments by Federer, 37, may sound like sour grapes.
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It includes elegant pearl necklaces and earrings that resemble bunches of grapes.
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Wines made from overripe grapes would be overtly jammy, with less acidity.
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In my opinion this is a better climate for growing grapes here.
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It's made from gewürztraminer grapes, the first varietal planted at the estate.
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The secular bottles I drink are mostly made from one ingredient: grapes.
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He remains there, draining and pressing tanks where grapes have been fermenting.
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Using it in a recipe with fresh grapes feels like ancient alchemy.
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She's a farmer who grows apples and vegetables in addition to grapes.
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California grape growers planted more grapes than were needed to meet demand.
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Although sausages don't need any additional seasoning, the grapes and onions do.
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These variations were evident partly because of where the grapes were grown.
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All of its grapes come from the Anderson Valley of Mendocino County.
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In Spain, however, people eat 12 grapes at the stroke of midnight.
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I make my lunch for today: grapes, strawberries, tomato soup w/ rice.
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They mash the grapes, which is unfermented juice, which is called must.
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At home, he sat in an easy chair, eating berries and grapes.
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Welch's, a cooperative owned by grape farmers, can't pivot away from grapes.
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" Or this: "You had a laughter of grapes: / many round green laughs.
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Because of this balancing act, grenache is often blended with other grapes.
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So having crews available is crucial to the quality of the grapes.
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The all-encompassing boundaries permit these companies to blend grapes grown 75 miles apart, as the car drives, and claim they are making an estate wine, which they could not do if the grapes came from different appellations.
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By 2011, the last year for which New York kept records of grape acreage, riesling was by far the region's most planted of white vinifera grapes, the European species that accounts for all the familiar fine-wine grapes.
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Somewhere like the Rouissillon, the strong winds of the region take care of many things that can ail vines, the grapes are hand-harvested, semi-carbonic maceration takes place (that is, the juice inside a lot of the grapes ferments on its own before the grapes get crushed), a ton of other dope shit happens, and then BOOM we get a serving of this fine pie.
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And considering that grapes grow best in the same warm weather that helps sun-grown marijuana thrive, issues around grapes and cannabis, from land-use disputes to fear of tainted crops to consumer competition, aren't going anywhere anytime soon.
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If you didn't get your hands on the 2013 grapes, don't worry: More bottles are on their way, courtesy of the 2014 grapes, and will be on sale later this year in single bottle sets, for £35, or $44.
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They're also looking for grapes that are less likely to be ruined by smoke, and to sort out what to do with grapes that have been exposed to fire, leading to what those in the industry call smoke taint.
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Mr. Hill created false records purporting to document the wine as Napa cabernet, intercepted trucks hauling grapes to change paperwork and instructed employees who picked grapes to mislabel the origin and varietal that they had picked, the indictment says.
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But retaining the stems, sometimes called whole-cluster or whole-bunch fermentation because the bunches of grapes are left intact, still conveys a meaningful stylistic and cultural message with a handful of red grapes, particularly syrah and pinot noir.
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In such circumstances, Walmart could be forgiven a severe attack of sour grapes.
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I grab a plate of grapes and strawberries and a cup of coffee.
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Seeing as the grapes weren't covered by insurance, it's a pretty severe loss.
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Happily for Mostero, Dominus grapes are more mouth-watering than their irrigated counterparts.
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Wildfires can ruin the flavor of wine grapes, a problem called smoke taint.
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I might as well have been tearing at the grapes with murderous paws.
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Imagine being surrounded by every alluring delicacy — and being told to eat grapes.
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Replace the State of the Union with the State of the Grapes. Exactly.
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Beautifully roasted duck and grapes were accented with gin underscored by juniper berries.
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White wine comes from white grapes, but, typically, there is no skin contact.
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So impressed that he was determined to see the source of those grapes.
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Shomaker's rooftop grapes will not produce their first barrel of wine until 2019.
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I grab a big bowl of blueberries, grapes, and almonds from the kitchen.
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Consumers increasingly demanded convenient, easy-to-eat fruits like blueberries and seedless grapes.
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Raisins from the grapes have a sugar content of more than 60 percent.
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I finish off the cotton candy grapes and eat leftover beans and rice.
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Arrange grapes on the prepared baking sheet, and brush with 43 tablespoon oil.
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VIRGINIA If CLINTON wins, drink a glass of wine made from Viognier grapes.
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I make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with grapes on the side.
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Jon Bon Jovi is swapping guitar picks for grapes with his latest product.
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If it says Classico, the grapes have to come from that Classico zone.
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That comes from the ocean wind that toughens the skin of these grapes.
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"I saw it was [the grapes] burning in the grape bowl," Walter said.
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"You're just crying sour grapes because we foreclosed on you," Lynch said, smirking.
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Georgian wine grapes have incredibly complicated names—there's no native pinot noir here.
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Buds are bursting earlier and grapes in many regions are not ripening properly.
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"The yield of grapes has just been amazing this year," says one man.
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But the results were different when vendors presented three grapes to the monkeys.
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Rounding out the top five were three common fruits: nectarines, apples and grapes.
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Yet as widespread as grenache is, it's among the least heralded international grapes.
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"Mission" grapes, grown by Spanish monks, were the first kind made into wine.
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The amount of land given over to grapes there has risen even faster.
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Picking grapes requires no particular skills or training, only a measure of agility.
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The gleaners sat in a classroom, drinking coffee and eating store-bought grapes.
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The owner was offering a free bunch of grapes with any $10 purchase.
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Here, I have some grapes in my purse that can hold you over.
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The grapes would ferment with their natural yeast, and nothing would be added.
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Mexico said it would penalize U.S. imports such as apples, grapes and cheeses.
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Chile's agroforestry exports include wine, grapes, cherries, apples and cranberries, according to ODEPA.
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And know the grapes that you like or the taste that you like.
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There are better things to do to grapes than turn them into raisins.
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I saw some leftover grapes on this patch of land overgrown by weeds.
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One was to open was to the land of the grapes: the vineyard.
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Oranges and tomatoes are grown all over, as are table grapes in greenhouses.
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He paid $2.8 million for 75 acres, 12 of them planted with grapes.
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Grapes that were closest to the fires are being left on the vine.
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The interaction with smoke can cause chemical compounds to form within the grapes.
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Speaking of terroir, wine books are often organized around places, grapes or people.
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Grapes, meanwhile, noticed a window on the north side covered with metal bars.
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I'd make mayonnaise while the chicken simmered, toast pecans, slice celery and grapes.
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He began painting realistic images, some quite large — grapes, a sneaker, a buffalo.
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"It's easier to tell farmers to plant grapes than ranchers," Mr. Meador said.
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Yet the grapes come from different places and the winemaking techniques are different.
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Wines of The Times The country is full of obscure and unusual grapes.
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Nonetheless, winemakers do not require international grapes to make generic, internationally styled wines.
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Your shoes have what look like mounds of grapes, or berries, on them.
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Some of the growers ripped out their vineyards and replanted with noble grapes.
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They were also consumed locally in the communities where the grapes were grown.
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The congressional action was viewed more as sour grapes and not altogether realistic.
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You may also care how grapes are farmed and how wine is made.
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Most are from little-known regions, often made from grapes of lesser status.
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It's a blend of red grapes from Lodi, so zinfandel probably figures prominently.
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I love Chianti, and I love sangiovese, one of the world's great grapes.
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Most are from little-known regions, often made from grapes of lesser status.
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Conveyor belts can take the grapes to their next stop, perhaps a destemmer.
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Vintners are harvesting their grapes three weeks earlier than they did the 1960s.
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The grains for whiskey are planted and harvested each year; grapes are perennials.
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Grown somewhere else, however, the grapes can become wines that astonish and inspire.
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Far more exciting, though, are the wines that come from Corsica's indigenous grapes.
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These grapes, along with a handful of others, came to dominate California wines.
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We have nothing but respect for the grapes that made California's wine fortune.
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Red and white grapes were separated and rosé emerged as its own category.
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Natural wine, then, is made from grapes not sprayed with pesticides or herbicides.
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Natural winemakers handpick their grapes instead of relying on machines to harvest them.
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The meal ends with sweet and juicy table grapes straight from the vineyard.
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Buy Now Blue Prosecco, $30 No, this cerulean Prosecco isn't made from blueberries, or from, uh, blue grapes, if those exist; it's a creation sprung forth from combining Prosecco grapes with blue curaçao (yeah, that stuff used in trashy tiki drinks).
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Since Roman texts written by the philosopher Pliny the Elder describe practices like grafting in association with grapevines, Dr Ramos-Madrigal and Dr Wales expected to find some similarities between modern grapes and those of grapes harvested over 2,000 years ago.
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Smith and his wife Allie, a native Mainer, moved here eight years ago to open Oyster River Winegrowers and began planting grapes, splitting their two-acre vineyard equally between two French-American hybrid white wine grapes, Vidal Blanc and La Crescent.
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Varying rainfall, temperatures and soil conditions all affect the rate at which aromatic compounds enter grapes, making it difficult for wineries to know whether they should harvest their grapes a few days or weeks after the increase in sugar tails off.
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Simply because the diversity of wines available from, say, France or Italy (home to a vast number of ancient, indigenous grapes) far exceeds the variety made in the United States, where few producers depart from the handful of most popular grapes.
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The potential of grapes like chardonnay, chenin blanc and riesling has been deeply explored, and we can conclude that these are superb grapes that can make some of the most sublime wines in the world, as well as great everyday bottles.
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And while, at harvest time, the finest wine producers still hire squads of workers to pick the grapes by hand, bigger operations and volume producers may entrust their grapes to the gaping maw of a Braud vine-straddling mechanical harvester.
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Wines like cava from Spain, sekt from Germany, the crémants from France, Prosecco and Lambrusco from Italy — all of these are traditionally made from local grapes rather than from the dominant trio of Champagne grapes, pinot noir, chardonnay and pinot meunier.
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Cheap Madeira is generally made out of a blend of grapes, but the best bottles tend to come from four principal grapes in ascending order from driest to sweetest: sercial, verdelho, bual and malmsey, which is better known elsewhere as malvasia.
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But though Gigondas and Châteauneuf have much in common, and are made of a similar set of grapes, the grapes are grown in different soils in different places, and so make different wines, each with its role at the table.
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I eat the very minimal dinner provided: grapes, watermelon, crackers, and French onion dip.
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There, 26 his works were suspended on cables as an indiscriminate bunch of grapes.
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He's talking about a super-floral manzanilla sherry from Spain made from Palomino grapes.
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There's some sweet stuff in there too, of course (the ukulele cute of "Grapes").
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He's taken the classes, done the tastings, even lived in France among the grapes.
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Dinner ends up being a graze-fest of more carrots, grapes, and trail mix.
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The wine is made from grapes grown in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France.
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A single bunch of grapes just sold for $11,000 at an auction in Japan.
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It's actually a perfect pregnancy snack – hard cheese, crackers, apple slices, grapes, and almonds.
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Some of the grapes will also be used to blend with more familiar varieties.
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Nebbiolo, unlike many other grapes, has not prospered outside its home territory, northwestern Italy.
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They are jetting off to the wine region for some frolicking in the grapes.
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Hence his parting broadside, which was roughly 290% sour grapes … and 26% valid concerns.
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Roast in oven until grapes are tender and blistered, 25 to 28 minutes. 3.
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Pick up some apples, grapes, duck eggs, and a baobab and soursop leaf soda.
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Remove from the oven and top with arugula, grapes, pine nuts and lemon zest.
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Her projects for this year include adding blackberries, grapes and plums to the mix.
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Then the researchers tried to kill their grapes by cutting off their water supply.
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There's a private jet, there are grapes, there is cheese, and there is conversation.
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Being in Paris, I have three different cheeses left in my fridge and grapes.
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Indeed, Cruz does not expect significant sour grapes from the primary once emotions thaw.
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Another wanted to create a two-hemisphere Malbec with grapes from California and Argentina.
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At the farmer's market, we grab some beans, apples, late season zucchini, and grapes.
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Grapes are a lot healthier than most foods served at New Year's Eve parties.
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Tavares: [being fed grapes by Brisson] Quit kissing my backside and ask your questions.
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Grapes, for example, are about $246.8 to $20133 a bunch, or for 22013 pounds.
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Grapes, for example, are about $26 to $20143 a bunch, or for 1.5 pounds.
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Délice des Crémiers also pairs perfectly with fresh fruits like apples, grapes or peaches.
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The wild pigs are gluttons for grapes and vine sprouts, as are local deer.
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Got right, the thin-skinned grapes can produce some of the world's finest wines.
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Central to that is plucking the grapes from the vine at the right time.
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Turkey is the world's sixth-biggest producer of grapes, ahead of Chile and Argentina.
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It uses detailed checklists to train workers to tend apple trees and harvest grapes.
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Hossa's flimsy, sour grapes rationale is the worst of the arguments against reviewing offside.
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As a control, the team also studied the yeasts on grapes from diverse locations.
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It may be a case of sour grapes—and fair enough, given his situation.
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A chain of hot spring hotels won the grapes, which cost $458 a pop.
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"There are not many wineries in the U.S. that plant these grapes," he said.
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Mostly I wanted the journalist to know: Any other angle is just sour grapes.
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But what to do with the grapes that have already been tainted by smoke?
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Key agribusiness in his district includes the production of almonds, grapes, cattle and citrus.
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Around 90 percent of the wines will be from grapes grown organically or biodynamically.
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"One of the grapes I have the highest hopes for is Rossese," Grahm said.
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More like Nero, with a coterie of sycophants fanning him and peeling his grapes.
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"That's three days' wages," she marvelled, looking down at the grapes in her hand.
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Three of the wines are from grapes sourced from Point of the Bluff Vineyards.
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But today, it has to do with pressing grapes, and the answer is WINERY.
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Most of the grapes used are local varieties such as grüner veltliner or riesling.
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The annual harvest of the sangiovese grapes at the tiny Colombaia winery outside Siena.
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But the grapes grown here have attracted a who's who of contemporary California winemakers.
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He decided that he liked the wine business and wanted to grow great grapes.
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When I brought [the grapes] in, they contained 308 grams of sugar per liter.
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During harvest, we can have teams of about 20 people picking grapes at once.
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The winemaker does not have anything to work with if there are no grapes.
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The people who grow the grapes are the first line in the wine chain.
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For a while there it was like 'Boycott grapes!' and I was like 'Bummer.
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I see the unpicked grapes have turned to small sweet raisins on their vine.
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What is driving the cost of the land is the price of the grapes.
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Ms. Pelosi's aides say the comments are merely sour grapes over a policy dispute.
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HUNTER VALLEY, Australia — The hills are lush and green, the grapes plump and ripe.
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They renovated the bodega, dug wells and plan to plant new grapes in August.
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The issue is more complicated than smoke residue settling on the skins of grapes.
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Higginbottom sat beside her, and they chatted about muscadines, the South's bittersweet wild grapes.
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Grapes radioed Mitchell, asking him for a clear picture of what was happening inside.
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From the opposite rooftop, Grapes heard over the radio that Norwood had been killed.
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This produces acidic trebbiano grapes, which make a perfect wine for our distillation process.
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I reread "The Grapes of Wrath" and "Life of Pi" with the girls, too.
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Those grapes must contain at least 18 percent sugar and weigh 20 grams each.
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Berries and other wild fruits such as plums, gooseberries and grapes were much appreciated.
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For years, people have been putting grapes in the microwave to watch them explode.
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Poorly farmed and overcropped grapes, subjected to formulaic winemaking, result in simple, generic wines.
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I first experienced the power of unripe grapes a few years ago in Istanbul.
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Verjuice allows me to experience the richness of unripe grapes in a bottled form.
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On the other end of the spectrum are grapes at their ripest and sweetest.
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Is it a matter of nature, the place in which the grapes were grown?
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The Equinoxe is Maxime Graillot's négociant line of wines, meaning he buys the grapes.
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Some simply buy grapes and transport them back to their bases to make wines.
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I wondered if the Kick-on might have been made with similarly afflicted grapes.
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Others continued to work with local grapes and made low-cost, everyday "peasant" wine.
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Sheet-Pan Chicken With Shallots and Grapes A switch flips for me on Oct.
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At home, I head inside to make lunch — turkey, bacon, avocado wraps, and grapes.
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He also grows grapes and makes fine wines at Kamen Estate in Sonoma, Calif.
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He doubted that wine grapes were among the seeds in the church's seed banks.
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It's made from a blend of grapes: grenache, carignan, mourvèdre, alicante bouschet and sangiovese.
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The aromatic landing of the fermented grapes is sharp, crisp, sweet, dry, delicate, delightful.
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What if my stepdad had dropped multiple grapes on the floor without realizing it?
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That's like a winemaker in Napa Valley or Bourdeaux deciding to stop growing grapes.
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In 2012, I wrote about a dozen esoteric grapes that were worth seeking out.
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International grapes like cabernet sauvignon and merlot are permitted, and were once common additions.
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Americans have had decades, if not centuries, to learn the names of French grapes.
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Instead, these wines, from eight countries, are made from grapes that are practically unknown.
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The forced camps at the end of The Grapes of Wrath were outside Bakersfield.
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The Molokans didn't drink alcohol, but they sold their grapes to those who did.
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While those grapes have all deservedly had their moments, montepulciano has largely been ignored.
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Rarities like grapes, celery, ginger and an array of spices competed for shoppers' attentions.
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Next, we'll turn to the last of the three leading Piedmont red grapes, dolcetto.
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I start cutting up strawberries and washing grapes for an afternoon snack at work.
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Winemakers across the country are recognizing native grapes like assyrtiko, xinomavro, debina and malagousia.
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The color and flavor depend on which of the many lambrusco grapes are used.
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Celebrate New Year's like the Spanish do while eating grapes and sipping this stunner.
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Welch's also learned that more men than women say they like how grapes taste.
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It's made from organic and biodynamically grown grapes, and is equally elegant in profile.
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This bottle from Grifalco, made with organic grapes, is rich, floral and deeply mineral.
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For successfully completing a task, they were rewarded with cucumbers or, even better, grapes.
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Perhaps one day we will taste a few different wines made with dried grapes.
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Or to add what some have called "amelioration grapes," like cabernet, syrah or merlot.
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It is a bizarre sensation to step into a huge vat of crushed grapes.
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"You're not going to get any sour grapes from us," Canada's Brent Laing said.
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"Green Niagara grapes account for the crisp taste and a majority of the juice content and are balanced with deep purple Concord grapes to achieve the distinctive pink color that consumers associate with Rosé," Matt Smokler, Welch's associate brand manager, told Refinery29.
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In a 2011 study in the Journal of Experimental Psychology, monkeys started out with one grape, and were given the choice to receive a bonus grape or place a bet that could result either in two bonus grapes, or no bonus grapes.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Federal prosecutors have brought eight fraud charges against Jeffry James Hill, a former Napa Valley winemaker and vineyard manager who was accused of stealing grapes and deceiving customers about the source and type of grapes in the wines he sold.
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The indictment charged Mr. Hill, 38, with carrying out a scheme to defraud his customers by misrepresenting wine and grapes as Napa Valley cabernet sauvignon, when in fact the fruit came from other parts of California and was sometimes not even cabernet grapes.
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A vine without enough leaves means the quality of the grapes is low, but too many leaves mean the grapes don't get enough water, so that ratio is essential for grape farmers and determines when and how much they water their crops.
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In the region, an agricultural powerhouse, it hadn't yet dawned on farmers to grow grapes.
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A winemaker who now has less than 200 pounds of grapes left to his name.
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John Cornyn, R-Texas, dismissed the Democratic outcry as sour grapes over the election results.
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You grow grapes; you consolidate their juice; you ferment it; you wait; you drink it.
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That's because the Mendoza region of Argentina has the perfect land to grow these grapes.
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We eat that with some grapes while we watch a few episodes of The League.
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I go to Whole Foods and have apple juice, grapes, and vegetable soup for lunch.
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It can be made with grapes from anywhere, but must be produced in the region.
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It all begins with grapes; the Pedroni family uses both lambrusco and Trebbiano di Spagna.
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"We're recommending other snacks like apples and bananas, cheese, grapes, peaches and yogurt," Houlihan said.
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They will hit US steel as well as pork, sausages, apples, grapes, blueberries, and cheese.
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While the sausage is good, the combination of roasted grapes and onion is truly exceptional.
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When did all of your friends learn how to speak the secret language of grapes?
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After the grapes have been picked, the vineyard needs power to process them and irrigate.
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But they blame the problem mostly on sour grapes from those who supported rival candidates.
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G. makes me a sandwich and puts it in a bag with grapes and yogurt.
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Others are looking to different grapes like chenin blanc, cabernet franc, pinot noir and chardonnay.
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Of course, if you want some gloriously sour grapes lottery stories, we've got those, too.
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You may not recognize the grapes on the labels, but don't let that deter you.
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My thought bubble: Normally I ignore such cash grabs, as they reek of sour grapes.
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I do some more tidying and eat some grapes that are on the kitchen counter.
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"My new vines, and any future grapes, will be immediately and irreparably damaged," Mahesh wrote.
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"It wasn't that long ago that wine grapes were sort of the newcomer," Allen said.
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In 1998, General Bitar brought 3,000 vines from France, trying out ten varieties of grapes.
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The drought has historically been crucial to achieving the temperatures necessary for the best grapes.
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Growing grapes and making wine have been an important economic activity for hundreds of years.
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I take some pita chips, hummus, and grapes I bought from Trader Joe's and snack.
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The opening cutscene traverses the Cavern and The Grapes pub, both on Liverpool's Matthew Street.
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Only a handful of products - including citrus and table grapes - can be sold into China.
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The lineup is served alongside pandan leaf-infused water and salted pickled grapes and mango.
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Grapes exposed to too much sun become sweeter and less acidic; eventually, they become raisins.
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The grapes are mixed and the wine is bottled and sold according to sustainability needs.
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He began making his version in 2016, using Merlot grapes from his vineyards in Bordeaux.
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" It's predictably heavy on cartoonish violence, she says: "Heads pop like grapes and so forth.
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The grapes went into a bucket that grew heavy as I crept down the row.
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That first year they put all the cemetery grapes into a press to make rosé.
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The diocese has a Bishop's Vineyard website, a Facebook page and a blog, Grapes & Graveyards.
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He bought grapes from local organic growers and for two years made wine at Raphael.
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Mr. Meador had wanted to plant additional esoteric grapes like schioppettino, freisa, rkatsiteli and albariño.
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It works just as well for adults who prefer cut grapes, and grape tomatoes, too.
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But at least one Republican legislator acknowledged that the move would look like sour grapes.
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And on the vineyards, teams of mostly Eastern European workers, many Romanian, pick the grapes.
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They used Central Valley white wines—made from Thompson seedless, Tokay, and other miscellaneous grapes.
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This is significant because in the wine world, early-ripening grapes mean higher quality vintages.
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"The price of grapes has gone up, but it's gone up 50 percent," he said.
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Some buy only wines made from familiar grapes that have been critically praised over time.
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Mr. Khan has denied that accusation, chalking up the accusations of meddling to sour grapes.
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About 90 percent of the grapes by volume had been picked before the fires began.
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But as in the previous seven years, Mr. Bengel was unable to harvest suitable grapes.
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So the local authorities have started offering subsidies to those who commit to growing grapes.
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I heat up a couple for them for dinner with some salad, grapes, and cheese.
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Grapes and Mitchell had first deployed together to Iraq a year earlier, during the invasion.
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The commander, Grapes, then sent an explosives expert inside with a satchel charge of C4.
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But all the while, the grapes of France were in the back of his mind.
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Surprisingly, grapes that require a longer growing season, like cabernet franc, also make exceptional wines.
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Possibly, the grapes came from soils with more clay, which contributes to fleshiness and fruit.
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The Tiago Teles reds uncharacteristically are not made of baga, but of other Portuguese grapes.
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Muscat wine tastes just the like the sweet and floral muscat grapes that produce it.
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Grapes like syrah and touriga nacional, which he loved, might help to smooth it out.
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Mr. Tatomer does use a percentage of grapes with botrytis in his Vandenberg riesling cuvée.
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The crumbling currais were rebuilt, native grapes were replanted, and a cultural legacy was revived.
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The blend, made from organic grapes, is 60 percent grenache, with the balance as syrah.
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Mr. Jackson wanted to try his hand at winemaking, and planted grapes on the land.
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I knew grapes were on the list of foods that dogs aren't supposed to eat.
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Therefore, there is no amount of grapes that is considered "safe" for dogs to eat.
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For example, winemakers decide whether to destem the bunches of grapes before the fermentation process.
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Five years later, these grapes, if not yet household words, are at least firmly established.
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Glenlivet's new cocktail capsules come in small pouches, and you can eat them like grapes.
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They hang in pendulous bunches from their bushes, like glassy grapes, bright vermilion in color.
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If the grapes are for white wine, they may go through a gentle pneumatic pressing.
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I pack my lunch of green grapes, Honeycrisp apple, and tomato soup w/ white rice.
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A rather meagre filet of sole was larded with butter, grapes, and crispy-edged chanterelles.
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Very few wines can be called organic, though many are made from organically grown grapes.
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Sour grapes are made from facts like these: 65,853,514 Americans, or 48.18% voted for Clinton.
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These can make decent wines — Corsican terroir works its magic even on ubiquitous international grapes.
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As we entered, we stopped by a small table with grapes that we could sample.
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Wine production is also popular, and vines hang heavy with grapes all over the island.
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Several less obscure Mediterranean grapes, like mourvèdre, cinsault and carignan, have also gained a toehold.
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"We simply don't have the problem of getting grapes to ripen anymore," said Mr. Würtz.
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These days, certain grapes like chardonnay are grown internationally, far from their places of origin.
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Nebbiolo is grown there, but also a host of other related red grapes like vespolina.
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His great-grandfather had cultivated grapes since the late 19th century on a property nearby.
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They couldn't be dismissed as knee-jerk opponents of Nixon or as sour-grapes McGovernites.
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When it comes to turning those handpicked grapes into juice, natural winemakers rely on native yeast, the stuff that's whizzing around in the air and will land on grapes if you put them in a vat for long enough, to set off natural fermentation.
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Before that, the grapes were used for regional wines or to make a pretty good rosé.
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You&aposve got a Republican in Washington, citrus fruit and -- not citrus, but apples and grapes.
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Blight-proof peppers, disease-repelling grapes, and rot-resistant raspberries ripen just behind the frosty glass.
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But Rosso di Montalcino, another type of wine, is made from grapes from the same vineyards.
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Their anger and unhinged rants are one part dystopian drama and one part just sour grapes.
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It also contains two grapes so rare their names did not exist a few years ago.
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People like Elijah do not come like grapes in bunches; he was the rarest of breeds.
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Here's a lovely chardonnay from Sunset Hills, one of Loudoun County's leading wineries, from Shenandoah grapes.
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We munch on grapes while putting away the groceries, and later watch Food Network in bed.
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My lunch is already packed for today (leftover pasta), and I put grapes in a Tupperware.
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"A suit by a losing opponent, for example, would be regarded as 'sour grapes,'" he says.
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Grapes are the backbone of the Uyghurs in Turpan, and they are unapologetically proud of them.
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For three days this month revellers on vine-themed floats tossed grapes and melons into crowds.
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Ethyl butanoate, on the other hand, he associates with candied apples, tropical fruit or perhaps grapes.
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Lupeol is found in aloe as well as fruits and vegetables like grapes, olives, and cabbage.
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Enter: The Harvard Brain TrustCaudalíe had already pushed forward the research on the power of grapes.
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He agrees that the small-house policy is contentious, but only because "people have sour grapes".
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Keven Walgamott using the LUKE to hold and move an egg (left) and pick grapes (right).
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Dark, thick-skinned grapes tend to produce darker, fuller-bodied wines than their more delicate counterparts.
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Resveratrol can also be found in red wine because of the grapes used to make it.
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The poultry is delicious, the grapes are superb, and I just keep drinking wine and beer.
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Chilean grapes were infected with cyanide in 1989; over 100 Chilean growers and shippers went bankrupt.
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The temperature, weight, size and chemical composition of the grapes are monitored and conditions tweaked accordingly.
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The book is a mature and thoughtful vintage; in the film, we're still picking the grapes.
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Armstrong: Watching your dog sit on three grapes in a Samsonite hardside suitcase is just incredible.
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The obvious possibility would be to offer similar visualization tools for grapes, wines and even coffee.
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This is a blend of red and white grapes, 50 percent Pignatello and 50 percent Catarratto.
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The Novaks initially sold their grapes to prominent local winemakers, like the Shafers and the Duckhorns.
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"This year, we're planning on harvesting our grapes around late September or early October," says Rigo.
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Narrator: During harvest, 2000,21.2 workers descend on Champagne to pick grapes from 230,000 acres of vines.
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Many small wineries offer volunteers meals, wine and lodging in exchange for unpaid help picking grapes.
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Kaif ali Khan broke the record for the most grapes eaten using feet in 3 minutes.
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Its large-production Bianco is a blend with about 65 percent carricante and four other grapes.
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We don't import any kind of fertilizer and we also grow medicinal plants around our grapes.
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However, we're told Legend's been informed his grapes will most likely be affected by the smoke.
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Arnot-Roberts bought grapes from Alder Springs, as has Rhys Vineyards for its Alesia négociant label.
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Yet Mr. Harvey, too, has stopped buying grapes from Alder Springs, though for a different reason.
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Like all top-notch spirits, the high quality of this liquor begins with the region's grapes.
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Mexico: Lamps, pork, cheese, flat steel, apples, pears, grapes, cheese, blueberries, sausages, and other meat products.
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Is she a latter-day Okie, like one of the Joads in "The Grapes of Wrath"?
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The winemakers there have become chemists as they try to determine which grapes can be salvaged.
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First, the grapes for each of these wines come from different plots within the Morgon cru.
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Instead, they send grapes, juice or wine to laboratories, which test for indications of these compounds.
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Choose from curated bottles for spring or organize by country, region, and red or white grapes.
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And they can manipulate aromas, flavors and textures simply by deciding when to pick the grapes.
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Norwood's death, Grapes told VICE News, meant the plan to shoot the building's dome hadn't worked.
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Eleven Marines were wounded and one killed in the Hell House — a third of Grapes' platoon.
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Dr. Wales's team then compared those sequences to GrapeReSeq, a genetic bank for contemporary wine grapes.
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Ms. Cunningham Agee tends to the grapes to produce 25 cases of pinot noir each season.
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Yes, a single cluster of 30 grapes—which works out to about $366 USD per grape.
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Needles was the Joad family's first California stop in "The Grapes of Wrath," by John Steinbeck.
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But only a small percentage of that wine is actually made in Texas from Texas grapes.
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"It is the finest terroir in Portugal with the perfect grapes suited to it," he continued.
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And record-breaking temperatures in September meant that fewer grapes were left exposed to the fires.
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A silver lining, the guide said, since it's getting too hot for grapes in California now.
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Grapes were a small part of this big dish, but their impact felt large and timeless.
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Our favorite was the 2017 Hoof & Lur from Troupis made from moschofilero grapes grown in Mantinia.
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Though made from white grapes, the wine had been made as if it were a red.
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Not everyone in the wine world thinks this revival of obscure grapes is a great thing.
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Wine School Few international grapes do justice to a multitude of regions as well as riesling.
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And about those extra grapes — some of them are used to make brandy or grape concentrate.
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"The volume of grapes has been reduced dramatically," said Colleen Norheim, the winery's tasting room manager.
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Among the notable bottles to look for are whites made with chasselas grapes, sometimes called fendant.
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" Then he joked, "I'll go back to Oaxaca, or I'll go to California, do the grapes.
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The journey starts with grapes, which contain sugars on the inside and yeast on the skin.
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Another emerging issue: Grapes ripen earlier, and swallows and crows are eating fruit before the harvest.
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The winery previously sought to hire 23 foreign workers to plant and harvest grapes last spring.
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Q. and I go downstairs and I make him a SunButter and jam sandwich with grapes.
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"Nebbiolo means 'the wine of the fog' because you picked the grapes in November," he said.
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Those last two grapes are better known to Americans by their French names, carignan and grenache.
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Imported by Grapes of Spain, distributed by Elite: Available in the District at Rodman's, Uptown Market.
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There was a bag filled with grapes ranging in color from green to brown (still tasty).
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Vineyards were abandoned, as growers could not afford to harvest grapes that they could not sell.
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For example, when grapes ripen, researchers cover them with nets to shield them from the sun.
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Sour grapes and guerilla warfare when the elites aren't satisfied with the choices of ordinary Americans?
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Trump has dismissed suggestions of links with Moscow as Democratic sour grapes for losing the election.
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She apparently had some tips on that... 'you take the staff of life, and the grapes.
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For the most part, they were watered-down field blends of both white and red grapes.
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That left the fruit riper — and sweeter — than the industry norm when the grapes were harvested.
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Georgia has been famous for its fruits and vegetables, including plums, grapes and pomegranates, for centuries.
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It starts from tomatoes and reaches canned tomato sauces; it goes from grapes to bottled wine.
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We can't sell the grapes we produce, even though they only cost several yuan a bunch.
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Of course, much of this could have been sour grapes from a disgruntled minority of engineers.
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The NVV notes that, though it is "too early to estimate the economic impact," 90 percent of grapes were harvested before the fires began, and that the association does not anticipate smoke or fire damage to the largely cabernet sauvignon grapes that remain on the vine.
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Oenophiles know that grapes in a vineyard on one slope can be different from grapes on the facing slope; in the same way, for microbes, the terroir of your left armpit is different from the terroir of your right, with different species and varieties growing in each.
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Mealybugs are devastating to the vine of wine grapes and are nearly invisible to the human eye.
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According to Beitchman, biodynamics refers to the "non-physical realities" that are considered when grapes are grown.
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Fun fact for the non-sommelier set: Both red and white wines are made from red grapes.
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Neighboring fields of grapes and several modest buildings are concentrated behind the family's tavern: Osteria di Rubbiara.
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They planted grapes in a raised garden out back lined by rocks about a foot in diameter.
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Grenache holds the reins but loves to be blended with other grapes like Syrah, Mourvedre, and Cinsault.
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Sitting across from a deadpan Howard, Tess fails miserably at naming the five noble grapes of Bordeaux.
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It was mostly fruit, like bananas, grapes, pears, and pineapples, and items like chicken, cheese, and bread.
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The steep terraced vineyards, source of the best grapes, had to be tended almost entirely by hand.
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Or, if we want to go with the food theme, she could be a bunch of grapes.
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It's really made a name for itself, based on Chenin Blanc, as well as some other grapes.
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Oleg Repin, a local vintner, surveys the land and recalls his days harvesting grapes as a schoolboy.
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I find Sidike on the side of the street in Grape Valley selling his grapes and raisins.
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Add remaining diced cucumber, cilantro, grapes, almonds, onion, lemon juice and salt to bread-and-milk mixture.
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While this branch of Amazon's wine business is closing, the tech giant isn't leaving the grapes behind.
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New, transgenic limes are on the horizon, taking their hues from blood oranges and red seedless grapes.
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And the Georgian grapes came from Vitis vinifera, the only grapevine species known to have been domesticated.
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"Grapes are probably my favorite thing," says Shannon, who adds that her daughters prefer snacking on watermelon.
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It's only produced in years when the grapes get particularly ripe—thus far, in 2007 in 2014.
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Labor shortages have been especially tough on farmers with crops such as tree fruits, grapes and berries.
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In the work he does for his day job, Everett starts with grapes as his raw material.
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The head of the California Growers Association, Hezekiah Allen, rejects the argument that cannabis can corrupt grapes.
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Also, so we're clear: If you accidentally burn your house down microwaving grapes, it's not my fault.
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Despite his sour grapes, Trump is actually winning and benefitted in earlier primaries from some GOP rules.
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Moscow denies any such activity, which Trump has dismissed as sour grapes by the Democrats he defeated.
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I know the twitter trolls will claim we suffer from sour grapes, that we are sore losers.
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Not even the millennia-old tradition of drinking fermented grapes is safe from the ironic hipster gaze.
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This rotisserie chicken with bread and grapes looks like it came straight out of a GoT castle.
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Many of those original 19th century vineyards, planted by newly minted Americans, are still producing grapes today.
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Flavonoid-rich foods include bananas, strawberries, grapes, pears, prunes, parsley, onions, peppers, green tea, celery and others.
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A pre-deployment send-off, the picnic included a feast of cheese, salami, guacamole, watermelon, and grapes.
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Traditional balsamic vinegar is made from the fermentation of grapes and aged for at least 12 years.
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The Schramsberg, however, is a blanc de noirs, indicating it's a white wine made from red grapes.
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To enact broader internet regulations because of the Democratic Party's sour grapes is the definition of foolishness.
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Although cava and Champagne are generally made from different grapes, the shared method creates a family resemblance.
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Alex Alan, one of the owners, built the list to show how much range these grapes have.
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Sour grapes because I called out W. on his horrible war and Jeb on his terrible campaign.
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When the fruit actually begins to appear, smoke penetrates the skins of the grapes, compromising the juice.
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The unremarkable two-story office building in Napa Valley's St. Helena, is devoted exclusively to analyzing grapes.
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Guests are invited to harvest fruit, pick olives, collect almonds and press grapes, depending on the season.
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She said roughly a third of the grapes in the overall fire region remained to be harvested.
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Finally, my shears snipped the right stem, and a bunch of grapes tumbled into my outstretched hand.
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And that is how I found myself picking pinot meunier grapes amid a minor tempest in Champagne.
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I discuss with them how to plan ahead, like bringing grapes to snack on during the day.
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A young man named Liu drove me out to the vineyard to see the grapes being harvested.
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The grapes survived a New York winter, and he used that as part of his marketing effort.
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The millennia-old fermented drink is primarily a product of the land where the grapes are grown.
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The chardonnay and pinot noir grapes from the Hayward cemetery were of "outstanding quality," Mr. Ryan said.
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This little gadget cuts grapes quickly and easily, so you can give your tot a safer snack.
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