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Best way to test free wine is to pop the cork
Post on 07-10-2006.
It's potluck at Uncorked today, with one letter, one wine auction and one new Indiana winery.
I have one question about one bottle of wine that I won at one political fundraiser two years ago. It is from Stimson Estate Cellars, called Washington "Cabernet Sauvignon," and underneath the name is "2000." Would that be the year it was made, and would it still be good? Also, what food would it go well with? I did not know how to ...
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Everyday French wines getting better
Post on 07-10-2006.
The French always have been good at making high-end wine, but their everyday stuff is often dull -- or worse. For years they've gotten away with rubbish wine because the consumer didn't have much choice or simply fell for the romantic French aura.
Today's wine world is filled with therefore many delicious bottles that old Pierre has had to smarten up. Nobody needs everyday French wine anymore, unless it's good. And ...
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