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Filed under: WineRising fuel prices have some curious and wide-ranging consequences. The Financial Times reports it may be making your Champagne bottles thinner. Champagne bottles traditionally weigh more than a bottle of still wine in order to contain the pressure of sparkling wine.

Could the lack of pesticides and other harsh chemicals be the key ingredient to staving away the awful next-day hangover? Heather Stephenson of Idealbite.com says it just may be the thing. “You can drink easier knowing that organic spirits come from ingredients raised without pesticides or

When Lance is away, Honey will play!  The BF is out at a cigar bar with a friend but once he gets back Honey’s Sextacular Birthday Weekend will begin…I’ve already had one orgasm this afternoon to get the juices flowin’ so I’m ready for him when he gets home.

So maybe you wrap presents in used gift bags...who hasn't? Here's a wine bag that actually celebrates the art of regifting! Made from recycled sail material with rope handles, the bag has a "to/from" label on the back with space to fill in names of all the givers and recipients, so you can see a history of where your bag has traveled.

Last Thursday night, I had dinner at my parents' house. After I finished my first glass of wine, my mom said, "Oh, we're out of bottles. We'll have to switch to the box." She gestured to the counter, where a box of Franzia chardonnay sat. I actually thought the box of Franzia was there as a joke.So I switched to red and my mom called me a wine snob.

I never thought I would be writing this. I confess to liking a drop or two of the good stuff, and thought I had done my bit for the environment by forgoing those pesky corks for plastic plugs. Chris Higgins of MentalFloss argues the case for the cask: In the U.S., wine sold in a box used to be synonymous with cheap, bland junk.

Wine and Chocolate Create Solar Power < div>Clean Solar, Inc asked: What do you get when you mix chocolate and wine? In the case of Clean Solar, Inc., you get solar. Silicon Valley Entrepreneur, Randy Zechman, is the founder of City Chocolate Fountains (the largest chocolate fountain rental company in the United States).

My husband is what I affectionately refer to as a “fruit bat”. He is simply mad for the stuff, in dried or fresh form, his request for Christmas every year is a fruit basket and a fruit cake. And forget eating a dainty slice with tea, the whole cake can and has been consumed in less than a day.

Tucked away in the Lower Haight neighborhood of San Francisco, among residential flats and independent coffee shops, you can find the office of Village Green Energy, a renewable energy certificate provider that's been up and running since November 2007.

Prince Charles has discovered the perfect use for crappy English wine: He is using it as biofuel for his classic Aston Martin DB6. The Prince converted the 38-year old car to accept ethanol to play his part in reducing carbon emissions in the UK.