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Lamadrid Cabernet Franc, Agrelo, Argentina

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Grapes 100% Cabernet Franc   Facts Cabernet Franc isn’t exactly the first grape that springs to mind when you think of Argentina. Maybe that’s why this one wasn’t that pricey! Cab Franc shouldn’t be named the “red headed stepchild” of … Continue reading

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Ribeira Sacra "Alodio" Mencia, Spain

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Grapes 100% Mencia – pronounced “Mehn-cee-ah,” (or “Mehn-thee-ah” in Castilian Spanish…say it like you have a lisp.)   Facts My advice for wine drinkers (especially new wine drinkers) has ALWAYS been to try and venture outside your comfort zone and … Continue reading

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Champagne De Venoge Grand Vin des Princes, 1993.

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Grapes 100% Chardonnay   Facts The opening of this bottle of De Venoge 1993 Grand Vin des Princes was a last minute decision i.e. 30 minutes before I popped the cork. Usually, you would reserve opening a wine of this … Continue reading

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Le Claux Delorme, Valencay, Loire Valley, France.

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Grapes 40% Gamay, 30% Malbec, 20% Cabernet Franc, 10% Pinot Noir   Facts If you were to make a list of the red wines coming out of France, Loire Valley reds would certainly come near the bottom; not because of … Continue reading

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Duel by Darioush, Napa, California.

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Grapes 60% Cabernet, 40% Shiraz   Facts I’d never seen this wine before, so I was over the moon when I received it as a gift on Tuesday! I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: “Keep your friends … Continue reading

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Willow Crest “Estate Grown” Pinot Gris, Yakima Valley, Washington State.

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Grapes 100% Pinot Gris   Facts It’s very rare that you’ll stumble across single-vineyard, “estate-grown” wines for under $15, but if you do, you should jump at the chance to pickup a bottle! The simple reason is that the more … Continue reading

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