Because another wine food and travel blog was way too long.
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Villa Martina Cabernet Franc 2004Cabernet Franc is one of the primary grapes of Bordeaux. While it usually takes a back seat when blended with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, this wine lets it shine through.
We tasted this with a wide variety of cheeses, and it went equally well with Camembert, Chevre Brie topped with apricot jam, smoked gouda, and even, surprisingly, bleu cheese. This wine has very fine, subtle tannins. They are barely perceptible, but exist in sufficient quantities to work with the fat in the cheese. This is a very tasty wine for quaffing and gnoshing. Works for me! This was a selection that we received from Ferry Plaza Wine Merchants wine club. We liked it enough to order another case. They sell it for $12.50.
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