Because another wine food and travel blog was way too long.
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Mind Blowing WinesI can’t say that I have tried any of the wines these folks are recommending, but the price is right and they are from my adopted home town. I’d say they might be worth giving a try.
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It is not often I wish that I lived in west Texas, but this sounds like a great reason to visit. “Picasso, Renoir, Bonnard, Maillol, Daumier, and many of the other artists featured in this exhibition saw wine and probably drank it daily,” Lindell said in the exhibition’s notes. “Thus, including wine in their art means [...]
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Ever wonder how Wine Spectator goes about tasting and rating their wines? They have posted a very nice video on their site to let you in on the secret.
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The conventional wisdom is that you should always cook with a wine that you would drink. I think that is complete and utter nonsense. The aforementioned conventional wisdom probably sprang from the days when folks would buy bottles labeled cooking wine. I don’t even know if they sell such a thing anymore. I typically have [...]
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Wine experts usually exhort their readers to branch out and try new styles. Usually this is an effort to move people out of their cabernet and chardonnay ruts. Often times the recommendation for chardonnay drinkers is to try viognier. While I definitely agree with this advice, the information in this article on the varietal makes [...]
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