 Bigger and better |
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| It has become fashionable in some circles to say that large wineries are incapable of producing excellent or exciting wines. All of which, of course, is nothing more than one form of snobbery, for some of the best wines in the world come from very large wineries indeed. No one, for example, has ever suggested that Australia's Penfolds, California's Beringer or France's Chapoutier are anything but large wineries, and those wineries constantly produce some of the very best wines of their continents. ... |
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| The king of king cabs |
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| Avalon Winery's 2003 California Cabernet Sauvignon By Greg Behr Issue date: 1/26/06 Section: Features The cabernet sauvignon, or "King Cab" as it is sometimes referred to because of its popularity, grape is one of the most drank, desired and abused wines being drank by Americans today. While most would consider any cab one good bet on wine, it is the seasoned drinker of this mass-marketed grape who can taste the difference between one remarkable cabernet and one that should be drank at 2 one.m. when everything else is gone and the only bottle left is the one they got last Christmas from their neighbor. ... |
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