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What Price Glory?
First growth Bordeaux from the 2009 vintage is expected to sell for $900.00 a bottle. This begs the question: What is the most money you should pay for a bottle of wine? A poll of thirty wine professionals addresses this question. Click here to see more.
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Half the bottle, yet twice the fun.
Years ago, at the peak of my wine buying and cellar building phase, I made the decision to purchase as many half bottles as possible. Half bottles allow for flexibility in food pairing and eliminate re-corking and gambling that a opened bottle may go bad. Click here to see more.
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Wine Reviews are a Numbers Racket
Numbers can be so boring! In order to make wine scores more interesting, they should be treated in the same manner as sporting events. For example: In the Russian River conference, Merry Edwards poured in ten points in the final barrel samples to tame Williams Selyem 92 to 91. Click here to see more.
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Praise Riesling!
From the pulpit, I seek praises and Halleluiahs for the greatest white wine story ever told. The sermon ends with ten reasons why you should love Riesling. Click here to see more.
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I Love To Turn You On
Most wine fanatics are generous. There seems to be an “oral tradition” in play. Advanced wine lovers owe their experience to other wine lovers and the tradition of sharing must carry on. Click here to see more.
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