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i know that most wines are filtered using eggs (a vast

majority, sadly), but i've also heard that many of the

" finer " upscale wines are filtered using bovine blood.

i read that the EU had banned this process because of

Mad Cow disease, but i've also heard recently that not

all vineyards comply especially if they are shipping

internationally (see here:

http://www.alsopreview.com/wine/mfbloody.html ).

anyone know anything more about this?

 

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i think it depends on what country you get your wine

from- new world countries have done away with some of

those processes completely, in favour of highly

industrialized equipments and chemical reactions.

 

there are many beers, also, that are bone filtered..

 

k

--- leblanc <phunkyleblanc333 wrote:

>

> i know that most wines are filtered using eggs (a

> vast

> majority, sadly), but i've also heard that many of

> the

> " finer " upscale wines are filtered using bovine

> blood.

> i read that the EU had banned this process because

> of

> Mad Cow disease, but i've also heard recently that

> not

> all vineyards comply especially if they are shipping

> internationally (see here:

> http://www.alsopreview.com/wine/mfbloody.html ).

> anyone know anything more about this?

>

> =====

> check me out @ http://www.amyleblanc.com

>

>

>

> Send Flowers for Valentine's Day

>

>

 

 

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it was actually specifically upscale French wines that i had read

about, and i presume they are considered " new world " .

 

, " Mr.Graves "

<sleepingtao> wrote:

> i think it depends on what country you get your wine

> from- new world countries have done away with some of

> those processes completely, in favour of highly

> industrialized equipments and chemical reactions.

>

> there are many beers, also, that are bone filtered..

>

> k

> --- le

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new world would be north american:D

european wines are old world, traditional methods...

 

eg, cali and niagara region are new world, i think

australia is considered new world to:D

 

k

--- " phunkyleblanc333 <phunkyleblanc333 "

<phunkyleblanc333 wrote:

>

> it was actually specifically upscale French wines

> that i had read

> about, and i presume they are considered " new

> world " .

>

> ,

> " Mr.Graves "

> <sleepingtao> wrote:

> > i think it depends on what country you get your

> wine

> > from- new world countries have done away with some

> of

> > those processes completely, in favour of highly

> > industrialized equipments and chemical reactions.

> >

> > there are many beers, also, that are bone

> filtered..

> >

> > k

> > --- le

>

>

 

 

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That is gross. You'd think even non-veggie would find

that revolting.

~Lady Elisa

 

--- leblanc <phunkyleblanc333 wrote:

>

> i know that most wines are filtered using eggs (a

> vast

> majority, sadly), but i've also heard that many of

> the

> " finer " upscale wines are filtered using bovine

> blood.

> i read that the EU had banned this process because

> of

> Mad Cow disease, but i've also heard recently that

> not

> all vineyards comply especially if they are shipping

> internationally (see here:

> http://www.alsopreview.com/wine/mfbloody.html ).

> anyone know anything more about this?

>

 

 

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