Flick image by Naomi Ibuki. Question by Jeely: Is there a market for old wines and how to sell them? I want to sell my fathers very old red-wine collection. These wines are a combination of pinotage, cabinet sivo and some port dating from 1973 to 1986. Is there a market for old wines? How do I go about selling these wines?

Flick image by yashima. Question by James Rogers: What is the difference between a Soiree wine aerator and a Vinturi wine aerator? I am looking at buying a wine aerator and have narrowed down my choice to either a Soiree wine aerator or Vinturi wine aerator. Can anyone tell me the differences between these wine aerators? Thanks

Flick image by Elizabeth Haslam. Question by ♥Charlayy♥: What are some good affordable sparkling wines/champagne? My birthday is approaching, and I want to venture off and get myself a bottle of something more celebratory than the usual bottle of red wine.

Flick image by brendaj. Question by ♥[CollegeGirl]♥: What wines would go good with southern BBQ? I'm having smoked southern BBQ pork, chicken and brisket at my wedding. Which wines would go best with this? I like sweet wines, I don't really know much about wine and the only kind I've liked was Barefoot Moscato but I don't know if that wine would go well with BBQ. I want a red and a white wine that is very inexpensive.

Flick image by Shreyans Bhansali. Question by Cathy: Can you substitute wine when cooking? I have several italian recipes that call for wine. I am a recovering addict/alcoholic and would prefer not to use wine.Any suggestions?

Flick image by sunface13. Question by Sasha Doll: What's the difference between cooking wine and drinking wine? I feel really stupid for asking this question, but I'm a new wine drinker. Does the bottle always specify when a wine is solely for cooking? Is the alcohol content different? Not planning on drinking cooking wine, obviously, I'm just curious.