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This week's buy: Twenty Bench 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon. Looking for an elegant cabernet sauvignon that doesn't break the bank? Here it is, from the Napa Valley in California. The name Twenty Bench signifies the 20 tons of fruit that vineyard ...
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NAPA — Napa Valley wine producers will go a long way to protect their good name — all the way to Thailand, if necessary. That’s the latest country to award Geographic Indication status to Napa wine, which means officials have agreed not to ...
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The last two decades, thanks to Italian imports, has seen a marked increase of this ... North Carolina's experience with the grape is, relatively speaking, short-lived and winemakers are evaluating how it can show its best under oftentimes ...
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- Wine of the Day: Montevina Pinot Grigio 2010 (feedburner.com)
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Wine tasting at a Victorian house in the morning and a castle in the afternoon, who says we cannot have it all? Make the most of a day or weekend in the wine country while savoring signature and often winery exclusive wines with these top picks.Contributor: Joyce ZeePublished: Feb 14, 2012
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Every January, unbeknownst to most wine consumers, a group of wine writers, sommeliers, and other wine industry professionals spend many the entire month doing nothing but tasting Pinot Noir. Over many successive days, through rigorous double-blind tastings, these judges whittle down hundreds of Pinot Noirs from all over the world (though mostly California and Oregon) to a select final few.
This process is called the Pinot Noir Shootout, and...
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Sacramento wineries represented include Harney Lane Winery, Lava Cap, Michael-David Winery, Berryessa Gap Winery, Bogle Vineyards and Winery, Twisted Oak and Wilson Vineyards. The event began six years ago and featured 20 wineries and 10 food purveyors.
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In fact, this delightful blend of Old World charm and modern winemaking skill was recently awarded Best Value Wine of the Year by Neal Martin of Robert Parker in his Memorable Wines of 2011! “A blend of 65% Cabernet and 35% Merlot, the marvelous 2010 ...
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Paso Robles wine country tours are a staple activity when visiting California vineyards. Local wineries are world-famous for their products, but did you know that when California wine tours take place off the beaten path, amazing attractions await?Contributor: Sylvia CochranPublished: Feb 10, 2012
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You are cordially invited to join Tyler Mirt, Certified Sommelier / Certified Specialist of Wine at Beyond the Label's tasting room for and educational tasting class, exploring the world of wine. The ABC's Intro to Wine This class will focus on ...
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Based on what you read about in the paper, magazines, etc, you'd think that pretty much the only wines that California produces are Cabernet, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc. Oh yeah, there's Syrah, but who buys that anymore?
California actually produces many fantastic wines that aren't made from these dominant grape varieties, but most people don't drink them. At least not often. And some people haven't even heard of...
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