As Seen On Public TV! Dan and Keith are The Cork Dorks, and they believe that wine needs to be demystified. The Cork Dorks is fast, fun and full of wine knowledge that you won’t quickly forget. Visit thecorkdorks.com
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- Network:
- PBS
- Season:
- 2009-2010
- Genre:
- Wine, Travel, Cooking
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The Cork Dorks This weekend we will be attending the World Series of Wine in Cleveland. It is quite an amazing event!
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Michael Mondavi, one of the biggest names in the wine industry and head of Folio Fine Wine Partners will answer your questions about wine just in time for this year’s Heinen’s/WVIZ World Series of Wine. Check back soon and join the conversation!
The Cork Dorks There is humor in this although it is at another's misfortune. However, in the end the bottle of wine is open, without breaking the bottle.
The Cork Dorks OK... so the holiday season has started. Christmas carols are being faintly heard in stores and on some radio stations. In the wine business we are already getting holiday orders in. What are your favorite holiday wines?
The Cork Dorks Ever wanted to have a great event with a focus on sharing wine and wine knowledge with your audience? Well, The Cork Dorks are ready to provide your entertainment for the evening. Contact us and let us know what you are thinking about for your next fundraising gala or corporate event!
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Dan and Keith are available for live presentations that can include a screening (and discounted DVD copies) of Our Wine Lists, tastings of new and old world wines to match almost any theme, trivia contests, and much more.
The Cork Dorks We recently updated our website. Check it out!
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Wine is fun, so why shouldn’t it be fun to learn about it? Hosted by two engaging, down-to-earth, and energetic hosts, The Cork Dorks: Our Wine Lists demystifies the world of wine.
The Cork Dorks want to know ... You're out for a business dinner with clients and your boss ... she hands you the wine list and tells you to make a selection for the table ... What's your next move?
The Cork Dorks raises a toast to Allen Thomason, who became our 500th fan earlier today! The show is growing around the country ... and we've added lots of new fans this week. Thanks to everyone who is sharing the news about the Cork Dorks with your friends.
The Cork Dorks want to know if you have tried some of the new "bag-in-a-box" wines? Or are you still a bottle only wine drinker? Let us know your favorites, what you like, love or hate about these new wine packages.
Bag-in-box wine gets space-saving upgrade from Constellation | Packs and Closures | packagingnews.co
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Winemaker Constellation Europe has tackled the challenge of housing bulky bag-in-box packs in the fridge with the launch of the new FreshCase pack. | Packs and Closures news | packagingnews.co.uk
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The Cork Dorks came across this article today about the possible positive impact of the compound resveratrol, found in the skin of red grapes. We've covered other articles that suggest a positive link between grapes or moderate wine consumption and health, so we're asking, What's your take on these studies and have they impacted your decision to drink wine?
Source: www.sciencedaily.com
ScienceDaily (Oct. 20, 2009) A naturally produced molecule called resveratrol, found in the skin of red grapes, has been shown to lower insulin levels in mice when injected directly into the brain, even when the animals ate a high-fat diet.
