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I took a trip to three Dry Creek, Sonoma wineries in September, and our first stop was Michel-Schlumberger. Take a video virtual tour and wine tasting
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I took a trip to three Dry Creek, Sonoma wineries in September, and our first stop was Michel-Schlumberger. Take a video virtual tour and wine tasting
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A video wine review of an easy drinking red wine from Navara, Spain. Marco Real Garnacha 2005 is a nice value wine that fits in almost any budget.
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Do you enjoy wine? When was the last time you had a Petit Verdot? How about Petit Sirah? If the answer is anything other than “Last week”, watch this video wine review of Lange Twins Family Winery & Vineyards 2007 Generations Petit Verdot Petit Sirah blend. You’ll be surprised at how delicious and drinkable this $20 wine is! There’s no doubt that this purple teeth stainer will be a wine you look to have again, and again.
Continue reading →During the Wines of Chile blogger event, we had the pleasure of trying Errazuriz Single Vineyard Carmenere 2007, along with 7 other wines from Chile. I have reviewed several of those wines already, and have a few more coming. You’ll find my thoughts and tasting notes on this wine in the video review below
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In this fourth installment of my Wines of Chile video conference writeup, we talk about a great red wine made with the Carmenere grape.
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What do you get when you mix one part culinary expertise with one part fine wine, and sprinkle with Cabot Cheese? You get the recipe for the perfect night in. Join us Saturday, July 18th at 7pm EST as we bring you one of the most exciting social media events involving food and wine ever! Cabot Cheese Coop has selected me and Chef Dolce Debbie, Executive Chef of Savory Adventures, LLC, to bring their products to you in exciting new ways.
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Wine from Chile gets better and better. Join me as I discuss the wonderful experience I had with the Wines of Chile PR team and the Los Vascos Reserve Chilean Red Wine blend.
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Pinot Noir from Chile? You’ve got to be kidding, right? Everyone knows Pinot Noir comes from … well, a lot of places. Which is why it shouldn’t be that much of a surprise that Chile is putting Pinot on the table.
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