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The Virginian-Pilot One of them is her favorite Virginia Chardonnay, the Church Creek Steel Chardonnay from Chatham Vineyards on the Eastern Shore – only $13 for the full-sized bottle. By Holly Van Auken Tired of dropping $15 on one of those skinny margaritas? … |
Month: November 2011
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Get fine wine on a soda-pop budget – The Virginian-Pilot
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Get fine wine on a soda-pop budget – The Virginian-Pilot
The Virginian-PilotGet fine wine on a soda-pop budget
The Virginian-Pilot
One of them is her favorite Virginia Chardonnay, the Church Creek Steel Chardonnay from Chatham Vineyards on the Eastern Shore – only $13 for the full-sized bottle. By Holly Van Auken Tired of dropping $15 on one of those skinny margaritas? …and more » -
Get fine wine on a soda-pop budget – The Virginian-Pilot
The Virginian-PilotGet fine wine on a soda-pop budget
The Virginian-Pilot
One of them is her favorite Virginia Chardonnay, the Church Creek Steel Chardonnay from Chatham Vineyards on the Eastern Shore – only $13 for the full-sized bottle. By Holly Van Auken Tired of dropping $15 on one of those skinny margaritas? …and more » -
Get fine wine on a soda-pop budget – The Virginian-Pilot
The Virginian-PilotGet fine wine on a soda-pop budget
The Virginian-Pilot
Popular choices at FireBrew include the Joel Gott Riesling ($15, normally $30) and the Montinore pinot noir ($24, normally $48). The truly budget-conscious have to wonder, is a half-off bottle at a restaurant cheaper than the wine store or supermarket? … -
Get fine wine on a soda-pop budget – The Virginian-Pilot
The Virginian-PilotGet fine wine on a soda-pop budget
The Virginian-Pilot
“Most people go for the pricier wines,” said Groovy's co-owner Sandy White, who named the Morgan pinot noir ($23, normally $46) the restaurant's best bargain. “That's the real deal.” However, wine-drinkers at Eurasia in Virginia Beach – which offers 50 …