Bout Time California Syrah Rosé
Buying wine on clearance is always something of a dodgy proposition, especially when you go to their website and see that the website
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JM Fonseca Twin Vines Vinho Verde
Welcome to our fifth post in our series on the wines of Portugal. If you want to start at the beginning, head over to
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Veuve Clicquot Brut Champagne
When it comes to elite marketing for wine, few bottles have the recognition obtained by Veuve Clicquot. Founded in 1772 in Reims, Veuve
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Tribuno Extra Dry Vermouth
Kicking off the week is an aperitif, to build your hunger for the rest of the week to come. If the aperitif angle
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Kirkland Signature Asolo Prosecco
Kirkland Signature series has been killing it. The products offer tremendous value for the money, delivering fantastic wines for affordable prices. So does
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Grifone Sangiovese 2014
This week on First Pour Wine, it’s all about cheap, earthy reds. While states like California and Australia are known for many of
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Don Simon Seleccion Brut
After new years, I was still pretty excited about sparkling wine. You would think that following all that sparkling, I might be interested
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Col Brioso Extra Dry Prosecco
Over the past weekend Mother Nature decided to throw a bit of a curve ball here in Cleveland. Rather than, birds chirping, and
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The Hive Winery Summer Mead
While traditional wine hasn’t proven to be Utah’s strong suit, they also have mead. Winner of the Mazer Cup International Mead Competition Gold
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Castle Creek Merlot
While whites have done better than reds from Utah, perhaps the single varietal from Castle Creek Merlot can do better than the Monument
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