Wine Crunchies - Does It Mean The Wine Is Bad? What are those little things in my bottle of wine that look like tiny stones, crystals or even diamonds? The short answer is potassium bi-tartrate (KC4H5O6) or better known to the chefs in the house as Cream of Tartar. Really, cream of tartar is made from the sediments of grape production by partial... Similar Editorial : Bad Coffee Inferior Plan by Lindenwalhard.. | Source : Grand Cru Chablis
Wine Crunchies - Can You Eat Them? What are those little things in my bottle of wine that look like tiny stones, crystals or even diamonds? The short answer is potassium bi-tartrate (KC4H5O6) or better known to the cooks in the house as Cream of Tartar. No kidding, cream of tartar is made from the sediments of grape production by par... Similar Editorial : How To Eat Chocolate by Howie Wang. | Source : Wine Tasting La
Getting Screwed By Your Wine Closure? At a recent wine dinner we gladly enjoyed the crisp crinkling sound of the black screw top coming off our freshly bottled Escort Pinot Gris. Why you might ask? Well as hard to believe as this may be, we almost never can find a functioning cork puller at our home. Also, as this wine is fantastic (IMH... Similar Editorial : Love Wine by Matt. | Source : Grape Wine Bar
