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The Price Of Quality

Posted: 1/7/2011

The Price Of Quality

Recent research revealed that adding pecans to your diet may help protect your nervous system.

(NAPSI) - A wine’s price is not always a good measure of its quality, especially when it comes to international wines.

An analysis of a recent World Wine Tasting held in Napa, Calif. found that American wines have both the lowest prices and the highest-quality rankings. The highly ranked Jarvis wines in the tasting are made underground in a 45,000-square-foot cave. The focus on quality begins in the selection of the vineyard microclimates. A yield of less than 9,000 cases is the result of this commitment to world-class wines.

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