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Vine Trivia Uncorked

By Laura Berrio, Freelance Writer/Blogger

1. What Temperature 5. Is The Practice Of 8. What Happens To Red And White Wine As They
Should Red Wine Be Walking On Grapes Age?
Stored At And Served At? (Think I Love Lucy) Still Red wine gets lighter in color and white wine gets
Red wine should be stored Used In Wine Making? darker in color.
at 55 degrees in a wine It is! Usually when 9. How Much Pressure Is There In A Bottle Of
refrigerator or cellar. Red producing small quantities Champagne?
wine should be served at room of high end Port wines. The pressure in a bottle of Champagne is 90 pounds
temperature … to clarify … 6. What Has The Highest per square inch, about three times that in your automobile
not room temperature here in Alcohol Content: Wine, tire.
Florida … room temperature Beer Or Whisky? 10. Are You Scared To Open A Bottle Of Champagne?
in a nice cool wine cellar Standard serving sizes Now You Have A Reason To Be! How Fast Does A Cork
…70 degrees. of all alcoholic beverages – Travel When You Open It?
2. What Color Grapes Are Used To Make White Wine? beer, wine, and liquor – are A flying cork can travel up to 50 miles
Red grapes! equal in alcoholic strength per hour.
3. How Many Grapes Does It Take To Make A Bottle and effect on the body. ~Cheers
Of Wine? 7. What Type Of Wine Has The Lowest Calories? ~Keep the conversation going and
On average it takes 736 grapes to make one bottle. Dry and low alcohol content wines are the lowest in the wine flowing!
4. How Many Bubbles In A Bottle Of Champagne? calories … although I would rather drink what I like and Follow the Vine on Instagram @
Almost 58 million! cut calories somewhere else! VineVibeUncorked

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I Didn’t Know That ... Bet You Didn’t Know It Either

Fascinating trivia facts compiled by Stanley Morgenbesser
Who Holds The Record For his staff. A coin-box telephone was installed at his mansion lakes. While public water supplies are tested for contaminants
Giving Birth To The Most for guests to use, so that he would not be billed for their calls. every day, makers of bottled water are only required to test
Children? As for his grandson’s kidnapping, Getty ended up paying the for specific contaminants every week, month, or year.
A Russian woman who $2.2 million portion of the ransom that was tax deductible, Which Is The Only Best Picture Oscar Winner That Had
lived between 1707 and 1782 and loaned the remaining $800,000 of the ransom to his son No Female Speaking Roles?
holds the highest official (at 4 percent interest) to pay the kidnappers. Lawrence of Arabia is a 1962 British epic historical
record after giving birth Is Bottled Water Better For You Than Tap Water? drama film based on the life of T. E. Lawrence. Despite
to 69 children. She had 27 Bottled water is no safer or purer than tap water, although running nearly four hours long, Lawrence of Arabia has
pregnancies, which included it is substantially more expensive. A recent study by Glasgow no female characters with speaking roles. The film was
16 sets of twins, seven sets University in the U.K. found that bottled water is actually nominated for ten Oscars at the 35th Academy Awards. It
of triplets, and four sets of more likely to be contaminated than water from your faucet won seven, including Best Picture. In the years since, it has
quadruplets. Only two of because it is less well-regulated. Bottled water and tap water been recognized as one of the greatest and most influential
them died in infancy. typically come from the same sources – natural springs and films in the history of cinema.
Who Holds The Record For Being The Oldest Woman
To Give Birth?
India’s Daljinder Kaur was believed to be in her early 70s
when she gave birth to a bouncing baby boy on April 19,
2016. Kaur and her 79-year-old husband, Mohinder, spent
decades trying to have a baby – and finally succeeded after
saving up enough money for fertility treatments.
Which Billionaire Installed A Pay Phone In His Home
For His Guests To Use?
In 1966, J. Paul Getty was named the richest man in the
world. Despite his vast wealth, he is remembered for two odd
things: placing a pay phone in his home, and refusing to pay
his grandson’s $17 million kidnapping ransom. Getty placed
dial-locks on all the regular telephones, limiting their use to

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