Brewing techniques, unique mineral deposits, and water qualities have all to do with the flavor of the beer. Belgian ales have a really distinct, yeasty, highly carbonated quality that is a taste all unto itself. Leffe Blonde Belgian Ale, you'll get a hint of orange and cinnamon. As we tried this 6.6 percent brew, I couldn't help but wonder how much sampling the monks did in those monasteries, if they had enough of these I'm SURE they were feeling NICEEEE. Leffe has a distinct flavor and it may not be for everyone. If your a beer drinker you should try a Belgian ale at least once, you may be...

If you love wine and have a creative touch with a video camera, this is your chance to hit the big time.     They are looking for short, non-commercial videos that are educational and entertaining. Tell the world about your adventures with wine. Wine Spectator editors will select the best entries. The finalists will be posted at Wine Spectator, where the public will pick the winner.  There are great prizes for all the finalists and for everyone who submits a qualified video. The winner will receive two full-access passes to Wine Spectator's Wine Experience, to be held in New York this...