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'Rioja wines offer outstanding value, and the well-made 2002 Bodegas Luis Canas Reserva is a good example of quality-to-price.'
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'All of which leads to the inevitable question; what sort of wine should they be buying and putting away now that’ll be delicious in ten, 12 or however many years’ time.'
Category: Delicious
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links for 2009-08-13
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links for 2009-08-11
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'August is the year’s leading month for vacations and travel, and the economy is beginning to show signs of recovery, so the question arises: Where should you go (next August if not this) for a world-class, on-site wine experience?' (Read on …)
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'It’s been almost a year since we last addressed the brunello di Montalcino mess. Now it’s time to return to the scene of the crime as there have been a few developments in the last couple of weeks.'
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links for 2009-08-10
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'Washington has long been a Cabernet outpost for savvy Cabernet lovers, and with few exceptions, the quality for the money from the Northwest right now is excellent.'
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'Now I know that most people don’t think of winery-hopping as a cheap day out, but that depends on your goal. No, you won’t be going home with a trunk full of wine, but you can still have a great time sampling wine and enjoying the gorgeous scenery.'
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links for 2009-08-07
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'The best bottles for summer are light, refreshing and noticeably low in alcohol. F&W wine editor Ray Isle names his favorites, from Riesling to rosé.'
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'The wine sector “trading down” phenomenon has been much discussed. While true and accurate, what hasn’t been discussed is the intangible and psychological aspect that may also be involved in a consumer flight to less expensive wine. Consumers might simply be tired of gilding somebody else’s lily.'
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links for 2009-08-06
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'With its pleasantly distinctive spice aromas and little new oak, Gewurz may be the ultimate chilled picnic wine and accompanies ham and sausages with aplomb.'
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'The future of good Beaujolais, just as it is for many wines, is a specialty market of knowledgeable consumers with disposable income. Yet in the context of Beaujolais, the top wines are still only $15 to $30 a bottle.'
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