About Cecilio Augusto Berndsen
Information Technology, Management, Project Management and Public Administration are areas I am familiar with.
I am also interested in photography, wine, sailing, politics, economics, and economic development.
Pinot Noir – Overview by Miguel Segovia Agosto 2012 Es el vino que mas refleja la vina y no … Continue reading →
Jairo Sanchez has selected this relevant article on Wine Tasting. Enjoy! FIVE KEY WINE COMPONENTS AND HOW TO DETECT THEM August, 2012 By Nancy Hawks Miller How often have you run across these phrases when you’re reading a wine review: … Continue reading →
Tasting 136 August 30, 2012 12:00 PM Da Domenico Ristorant Italiano Contents of this post: 1. Wines from Australia and N. Zealand, Presenters, Birthdays of August and Confirmed Participants. 2. Wines and Menu of the Tasting # 136 … Continue reading →
Alfonso Sanchez recomenda la leitura deste articulo em elespecator.com: Los encantadores vinos costeros Hugo Sabogal elespectador.com 18-Agosto-2012 En la larga historia del vino, la plantación de viñedos cerca del mar no es una novedad. Por … Continue reading →
10 razones para beber 2 copas de vino al día Recomendado por Rene Meza y Ricardo Zavaleta para los socios del Club del Vino Hace años que las propiedades del vino son centro de muchas investigaciones por los beneficios que … Continue reading →
Club del Vino Member’s Favorites Wine Shops – 2012 Survey The numbers in the right are the votes each merchant received. Each member could vote for up three stores. Survey of June 2012. If you click in the … Continue reading →
Pinot Noir: Snoot.com Pinot Noir Lovers Buying Guide SnoothPinotLoversBuyingGuide < click here
Madeira: One robust tipple The Founding Founders lifted a glass of Madeira to toast the Declaration of Independence. “Madeira played an important part” in early U.S. history, said Dave McIntyre in The Washington Post. Named for a Portuguese archipelago, this sweet fortified … Continue reading →
California’s Albariño The white wine grape has become a “recent darling” of California’s Central Coast. The Week August 1, 2012. p. 27 Albariño is best known as a Spanish wine, “but there’s a less-known spate of bottles with American provenance,” … Continue reading →