Red Finish
Red Finish
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 Pearl Reference Shell Pack New in Box Wine Red Finish 22 10 12 16  US $2,498.00
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 YAMAHA MAPLE CUSTOM ABSOLUTE NOUVEAU RED PEARL NATURAL FINISH 24 KICK US $1,799.00
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 YAMAHA BIRCH CUSTOM ABSOLUTE NOUVEAU IN CHERRY RED FINISH US $1,750.00
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 NEW Ludwig Element Power fusion Series 6 piece shell pack with dark red finish US $679.95
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 Sonor Session Maple Kit Transparent Cherry Red Finish w Single Tom Stand US $649.00
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 Gretsch Catalina Club Mod 4 Piece Drumkit Limited edition red sparkle finish US $600.00
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 LP Salsa 12 1 2 Tumba Wine Red Finish w Chrome Hardware US $475.00
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 DDRUM D2 BR COMPLETE BEGINNER 5 PIECE DRUM SET W THRONE BLOOD RED FINISH NEW US $399.00
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 Tycoon 12 Concerto Series Djembe Red Pearl Finish US $389.95
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 Tycoon 12 Concerto Series Djembe Red Finish US $339.95
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 Pearl Vision VSX 22 Bass Drum Finish 436 Strata Red NEW US $299.95
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 Meinl Percussion Fibercraft 11 Quinto Conga Drum Red Sparkle Finish DEAL US $290.00
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 Crush Drums Chameleon Ash 18 Floor Tom Satin Red Finish 202 NEW US $249.95
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 Toca 14 Freestyle II Djembe Drum w Bag Red Mask Finish TF2DM 14RMB US $229.00
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 Pearl Vision 22 Bass Drum Wine Red Sparkle Finish US $199.99
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 Hohner Rockwood 5 Piece Drum Kit with hardware Local Pickup Only Red Finish US $199.99
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 Toca 12 Freestyle II Djembe Drum Red Mask Finish TF2DM 12RM US $189.00
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 DDRUM D2 BR AD1 2 PIECE ADD ON PACK WITH DOUBLE TOM STAND BLOOD RED FINISH NEW US $189.00
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 24x14 Antique Red Plain Finish Design Bougarabou Bongo Hand Drum US $189.00
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 Meinl Percussion Marathon 11 Quinto Aztec Red Fade Finish Conga US $184.00
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 Crush Drums Chameleon Ash 8 Mounted Tom Satin Red Finish 202 NEW US $149.95
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 Pearl Vision VMX 10 Mounted Tom Red Sparkle Lacquer Finish 362 New US $149.95
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 Toca 10 Freestyle II Djembe Drum Red Mask Finish TF2DM 10RM US $139.00
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 Tycoon Percussion Concerto Series Bongos Red Finish US $129.00
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 Toca 9 Freestyle II Djembe Drum Red Mask Finish TF2DM 9RM US $119.00
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 Tycoon Artist Series Hand painted finish Bongos Red US $119.00
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Does Using The Correct Wine Glasses Make Any Difference?
Choosing a wine is hard enough, even with the aid of websites or books out there to help. Choosing the right wine glasses to go with your wine sometimes seems much harder!The right receptacle brings out all the right stuff in the right wine. A good wine should be appreciated for its looks, its smell, and its flavour which means the eyes and nose as well as the mouth.
If you drink in a bistro or bar, the only choice you're likely to be offered is "large or small"? It was Professor Claus J. Riedel (as in the famous glassmaker) who was the first glass designer to realise that the bouquet, taste, and finish of wines are affected by the shape and size of the wine glasses from which they are drunk. That shape will determine the intensity of aroma for different wines or direct wine to specific parts of the tongue. Some shapes and sizes will enhance fruitiness and others will emphasize tannin. Some shapes will prevent Champagne from going flat.
Whatever wine glasses you choose, avoid the contemporary cone-shaped variety. It's almost impossible to swirl the wine and the wide rim is just wrong for appreciating the bouquet. Some say that fine lead crystal wine glasses are the only way to appreciate the aroma, colour and taste of a fine wine. Lead crystal wines glasses are beautiful, but can be expensive (unless you get them cheaper via an Internet retailer for example) and if you can afford them, they are well worth the extra.
So, do you really need dozens of different wine glasses and other specialist glasses such brandy glasses to be socially acceptable?No, not unless you want to!There are four basic shapes that are good to have in any serious wine drinker's cupboard:
1. Good all-purpose red wine glasses should have a wide bowl and narrow rim.
2. Decent all-purpose red wine glasses should be shorter and wider than the white wine glass to allow better swirling and more surface area for maximum air contact especially for bringing out the flavours and aromas in well-aged red wines.
3. Off-dry to sweet wines (like Piesporter, Liebfraumilch, Riesling, etc) should be served in glasses with a slightly flared rim. This shape guides the wine to the "sweetness" area of the palate.
4. The classic champagne flute is the best style for sparkling wines as the long, narrow body concentrates the bubbles in a small surface area, intensifying the aroma and taste.
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