When the argon is released from the canister it expands to fill the wine bottle. How many 750.0-mL wine bottles can be purged with the argon in the canister at a pressure of 1.36 atm and a temperature of 274 K?
I would appreciate a detailed explanation on how to get the answer. Thanks in advance!
We were moving across the country in May and, unexpectedly, all of our things were dropped from a climate-controlled semi into storage locker with no climate controls for 3 months. There were over 30 days of high heat and humidity (90+ degrees F) during that time, doubtless much hotter in the storage locker.
We had 10 cases of wine. At the "low" end were Shafer bottles that we had 3 years into a 5 year maturation period. At the high end were 10-20 year old Gaja Barbarescos. In between we had Rieslings from the best German providers, Cabs from the best Napa vineyards, and some other assorted + wines. Additionally we had in there some fine Scotches that I assume are fine.
We assume the wine is all destroyed but I am kind of hoping beyond hope that some of it might be reclaimable. Thanks in advance.
Please help, I have no idea on how to make a Cheese and Wine Gathering.
What kind of cheese should I get? Wine Etc..
Thanks in advance.
I prefer semi dry or semi sweet…..sounds like im a semi-wino 
thanks in advance for your answers
I would like to put together a wine basket for my brother for x-mas who loves all kinds of wine a good cheeses.I live in a small town in Ohio so no access to imported stores,and I like to make it personal by not ordering a ready to go gift basket.So what good(not brake the bank) wines should I put in it,I know he loves Cabernet Sauvignon,and port,but I have no idea when it comes to names and don’t want to ask not to apoil the suprise.And what else besides the wine,I mean a mini wine rack or a single wine holder or a decanter?Cheese and cracker,or cheese and a nice cheese cutter set?What would make a perfect wine lover’s basket after all.Thanks in advance.
My wife and I have a day and a half to spend in the Santa Barbara Valley for some wine tasting. We are not at all familiar with the area or the wines but are adventurous and willing to explore. When it comes to the wine, we prefer to drink mostly reds. Here are a few of our favorite Napa wines to possibly help point us in the right direction for Santa Barbara: Peju, White Hall Lane, Cakebread Cellars, Beringer, and Hall. Any tips are welcome and appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Ryan
Thanks for those pointers, I had already been to both of the two recommended sites and was looking for some personal favorites for recommendations.
Thanks again!
I hate asking here because I know I’ll get a bunch of joke responses, but this place is better than nothing. So thanks in advance to anyone that takes me seriously or doesn’t make some stupid sarcastic or political joke.
I live in Northern California and am looking for a temporary source of income until I start a more long term job later this year. My social skills are really bad and I don’t do well at service or office jobs, so I’ve been looking at labor work. Harvesting season is about to start at the vineyards but when I search for "fruit picking job" or "grape picking job" online, nothing comes up. I found a vineyard job site, but there were only listings like "agricultural manager" and salespeople for wine shops.
I know few other people want picking jobs and not every farm or vineyard relies on illegal labor, so why is it so hard to find one? Does anyone seriously know how I can go about getting something like this to hold me over until I can get permanent work? I’d be more than happy to do it.
Please give me your briefest, most understandable and concise characteristics for the following varietals: Syrah/Shiraz, Merlot, Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc, California Chardonnay and Pouilly Fuisse.
Thanks in advance.
NM. I need some suggestions. My wife and I would like to celebrate our anniversary by doing something neither of us ever do. We’re looking for suggestions for places that are in Missouri that offer a great scenic hike and then we would like to end up at a Winery that has lodging? This may be a lot to ask but if anyone has some suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated as we have never gone hiking before. Thanks in advance!
i am planning a trip that begins in barcelona and travels (by train) through the southern coast of france and eventually ends in italy near florence. i am planning to spend a couple of days in nice, and want to know what other coastal (or nearly coastal) cities are recommended. marseille or montpellier were originally being considered, but i think there may be other better locations to consider. i am particularly interested in touring a vineyard and doing a wine tasting during one of my travel days. thanks in advance!