Dr. says I should drink a few ounces of red wine every day to increase HDL and I'm not really a fan of room temperature wine.|||The only reason for chilling a red wine is if it is undrinkable at room temperature.
White wines should be served chilled, at about 40 degrees (F). Red wines should be served no cooler than 60 degrees (F) and not warmer than about 75 degrees (F). The only real exception to this is if you are making sangria (over ice), which your doctor might not approve of, or mulled wine (heated).
Try a cabernet savignon/merlot blend or perhaps a shiraz/merlot blend.|||Probably a young Rioja, crianza of 2002 or 2003, you can answer my question too.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>|||A Beaujolais can take a little chill time.|||MAD DOG 20/20|||only light red wines like a gamay or a dole.. look a the lable: if its got less than 14% Alkohol, you can try to chill it down.. most restaurants keep their cheap wines in coolers anyway so don't worry 'bout it.
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Can red wine cause heart palpitations?
I find that after I drink red wine the next day I get kind of like heart palpitations, yet if I drink wine later in the day it goes away. Any thoughts? Oh and I am seeing my doctor on Teusday.|||Some red wines are artificially aged and preserved with sulphites. Some people have a real sensitivity to the sulphites and reactions can range from migraine like headaches, fast heart beats, sweating and throat tightness to dizziness.
Ask for sulphite free red wine to see if there is a difference.|||Yes. My brother in law ended up in the hospital for 3 days with a heart arrhythmia after overdoing it on red wine. Now he pretty much just drinks beer and when he has wine it's only a couple glasses when he has dinner.
Of course, I think he was predisposed to the condition, but the wine (really any alcohol, probably) definite contributed to the problem.|||I have heard that a glass of red wine a day is good or your heart. Hhhmmm. Be honest with your DR about how much you are drinking.|||i heard red wine was good for the heart.
Ask for sulphite free red wine to see if there is a difference.|||Yes. My brother in law ended up in the hospital for 3 days with a heart arrhythmia after overdoing it on red wine. Now he pretty much just drinks beer and when he has wine it's only a couple glasses when he has dinner.
Of course, I think he was predisposed to the condition, but the wine (really any alcohol, probably) definite contributed to the problem.|||I have heard that a glass of red wine a day is good or your heart. Hhhmmm. Be honest with your DR about how much you are drinking.|||i heard red wine was good for the heart.
Whats a really good red wine?
I'm going to dinner at a very nice resturaunt and I enjoy white wine but would like to to have red wine but I've not tried many of them because I find them too dry and not sweet enough. Could someone recommend something?|||Pinot Noir is perfect for those who prefer white wine. It is light, smooth, and slightly sweet not biter or dry. It has become very popular lately so you should have no problem finding it by the glass on a wine list in nice restaurants.|||Burgundy definitely|||Depending on the restaurant as to the wines offered. Many carry a few of reds and whites, while larger restaurants offer a long list. Since wines vary, you would need to ask for a sweet red and a good waiter should recommend one. Cost isn't always a sign of the best either. Some cheaper wines are great dinner wines with good taste, and really compliment the meal.|||I'm not a wine expert, but enjoy pretty much drinking different kinds of red wine from time to time. Usually I drink Argentinian red wine, and my favorite types are Cabernet Sauvignon, and the Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Merlot blend. A couple of weeks ago I tried a Pink (Rosado) that was very good too.
But for me, good wines are the ones I like and the best one is the one I like the most. The taste for wine is not an exact science.
I hope you find this answer useful, in any way. Ciao.|||Rioja, cune ,Yllera ,proton|||If you can get a good Merlot, they're usually not too dry but really sweet. Or even a Cabernet would be good for you. I think Pinot Noir might be too bitter for you if you generally don't like red wines.
But for me, good wines are the ones I like and the best one is the one I like the most. The taste for wine is not an exact science.
I hope you find this answer useful, in any way. Ciao.|||Rioja, cune ,Yllera ,proton|||If you can get a good Merlot, they're usually not too dry but really sweet. Or even a Cabernet would be good for you. I think Pinot Noir might be too bitter for you if you generally don't like red wines.
How can I get rid of red wine stains on my lips?
Hello
I enjoy a glass of red but it stains my lips. This is a bit embarrasing as it lasts til the next day. It's hard to get off. I've tried rubbing and brushing. People must think I'm a wine taster. What can I do?|||well, so long as it's not the "milk mustache" which spreads onto your skin beyond your lip, just apply red lipstick - no one will know....
of course, kissing your boyfriend will also rub off the red wine....|||drink white wine straight after lol|||Id just brush as usual before bed, then slather on some red lipstick for the day time.|||drink white wine lol|||this is not a complaint, tell ppl it is lipstick|||kiss somebody at bedtime, the red stains will be gone by the morning! see you in 20 minutes!|||A good oil based makeup remover works well. Try Clinique's Take The Day Off Makeup Remover For Lids, Lashes %26amp; Lips
Totally tugless, two-way formula speeds the departure of hard-to-remove eye and lip makeups. Even waterproof mascara. Safe for contact lens wearers.
This is also great for removing dark lipsticks that tend to stain.|||try wearing lipstick and drinking or vasaline that might help try another drink maybe a nice chardonnay
or dont let it get on your lips stick your bottum lip under rim of glass and open mouth wide and knock it back (laughing at imaging this sorry ) :)|||Have you tried using a beeswax or lanolin lip balm, like Carmex, BEFORE drinking? This will keep the wine from contacting your skin directly, and help prevent the staining. You can also try applying hydrogen peroxide to your lips to lift the stain a little.|||drink white instead|||try sipping it with the internal part of your lips, my guess is your not tasting it but drinking it, after all wine is for sipping and not downing it as fast as you can, no disrespect but if you try to sip it rather than gulp it down then it wont spill over your outer lips and therefor your lips wont get stained.|||Try some lip gloss before u drink the wine|||dont drink it lol|||lay off the cheap stuff. ;)|||try femfresh, it might not be red wine.|||kissing will do the trick|||put white powder on the rest of your face, a round red ball on your nose. A yellow afro wig on your head. Some big floppy shoes on your feet and roll!!!
I enjoy a glass of red but it stains my lips. This is a bit embarrasing as it lasts til the next day. It's hard to get off. I've tried rubbing and brushing. People must think I'm a wine taster. What can I do?|||well, so long as it's not the "milk mustache" which spreads onto your skin beyond your lip, just apply red lipstick - no one will know....
of course, kissing your boyfriend will also rub off the red wine....|||drink white wine straight after lol|||Id just brush as usual before bed, then slather on some red lipstick for the day time.|||drink white wine lol|||this is not a complaint, tell ppl it is lipstick|||kiss somebody at bedtime, the red stains will be gone by the morning! see you in 20 minutes!|||A good oil based makeup remover works well. Try Clinique's Take The Day Off Makeup Remover For Lids, Lashes %26amp; Lips
Totally tugless, two-way formula speeds the departure of hard-to-remove eye and lip makeups. Even waterproof mascara. Safe for contact lens wearers.
This is also great for removing dark lipsticks that tend to stain.|||try wearing lipstick and drinking or vasaline that might help try another drink maybe a nice chardonnay
or dont let it get on your lips stick your bottum lip under rim of glass and open mouth wide and knock it back (laughing at imaging this sorry ) :)|||Have you tried using a beeswax or lanolin lip balm, like Carmex, BEFORE drinking? This will keep the wine from contacting your skin directly, and help prevent the staining. You can also try applying hydrogen peroxide to your lips to lift the stain a little.|||drink white instead|||try sipping it with the internal part of your lips, my guess is your not tasting it but drinking it, after all wine is for sipping and not downing it as fast as you can, no disrespect but if you try to sip it rather than gulp it down then it wont spill over your outer lips and therefor your lips wont get stained.|||Try some lip gloss before u drink the wine|||dont drink it lol|||lay off the cheap stuff. ;)|||try femfresh, it might not be red wine.|||kissing will do the trick|||put white powder on the rest of your face, a round red ball on your nose. A yellow afro wig on your head. Some big floppy shoes on your feet and roll!!!
How many you suffer with violent nightmares after drinking red wine?
After having really bad nightmares about four times,I began to look for the reason. The only thing I had done different was drink red wine and only about two glasses because I really don't like the taste, I was being polite to my host at the time. Is there anyone else out there who has this type of problem?|||no. I've had cateplexy though, thats scary!!|||lol. Drink beer. Or you couuld drink vodka and sleep so sound you wont remember your dreams.|||Not that I know of|||nope
Can I restore a bottle of red wine that spoiled due to heat exposure?
I have heard if you chill a bottle of red wine its original characteristics will be restored.|||Sorry, no. You can not restore a bottle of red wine, once it is spoiled. The only thing you can do is leave it open (maybe cover it with apiece of cloth or paper) and wait until it turns to vinegar. It will probably be very good vinegar, in fact.|||It's not true, it turns to vinegar.
I have had many spoil in the fridge, so if your method worked they would not have spoiled.
I have had many spoil in the fridge, so if your method worked they would not have spoiled.
I need the perfect red wine that will go well with chocolate covered strawberries.?
I am planning a romantic eventing for my sweetheart, and I am not an experienced wine buyer/ drinker. Yes, it has to be a red wine because my love is not into white or champagne. It has to be relatively inexpensive, and I have to be able to find it at the grocery store (Walmart, Safeway, or Fry's). It needs to go well with chocolate covered strawberries. Thank you for your help!|||I doubt you'll find these at the 3 stores you mentioned but they are very good for the money, very comparable to the stores you mentioned...go to a discount liquer store and they should have schmit sohne aulese or spatlese german wine. mildly sweet that goes great with chocolat and strawberries.|||Try a Syrah, there are lots of good affordable ones, some from New Zealand and Australia, even some from California.
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