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The Third Annual Palate Press Grand Tasting: What Were the Best Wines?
Palate Pres The 2007 Wyndham Estate Founder's Reserve Shiraz and the 2006 Domaine du Vieux Chéne Syrah both earned 3.5 stars from the crowd. One of the best bargains of the night was found among the Grenaches, the 2009 Masia del Bielsa Garnacha Viñas Viejas, … |
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The Third Annual Palate Press Grand Tasting: What Were the Best Wines? – Palate Pres
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If Grateful Dead’s Music Were a Wine, What Would It Taste Like? – BusinessWeek
If Grateful Dead's Music Were a Wine, What Would It Taste Like?
BusinessWeek
“It made me think of a smoky, bacony syrah, a big one with backbone.” It took a party with Deadheads and five months to get the recently released punchy 2009 blend of syrah, zinfandel, grenache and petite sirah ($17) to match the music and label. …and more » -
How to drive away the January blues – Daily Mail
Daily MailHow to drive away the January blues
Daily Mail
Champagne is prestigious and delicious but costs more because it's made in the traditional method, with each bottle undergoing an individual secondary fermentation. On the other hand, prosecco tends to be fruitier and excellent value. -
How to drive away the January blues – Daily Mail
Daily MailHow to drive away the January blues
Daily Mail
Champagne is prestigious and delicious but costs more because it's made in the traditional method, with each bottle undergoing an individual secondary fermentation. On the other hand, prosecco tends to be fruitier and excellent value. -
How to drive away the January blues – Daily Mail
Daily MailHow to drive away the January blues
Daily Mail
Champagne is prestigious and delicious but costs more because it's made in the traditional method, with each bottle undergoing an individual secondary fermentation. On the other hand, prosecco tends to be fruitier and excellent value.