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Continue reading →: Banfi Rosa RegaleThis past Fourth of July weekend I wanted to be a little more festive with my beverage choices but what do you pack for a boating trip in a heat wave? My answer just happened to be chilling in my fridge at home. A few weeks prior I found my…
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Continue reading →: Le Petit Pauvre Chardonnay 2007I may have been on a temporary break from writing about wine but I was certainly drinking my share since my last post! For my birthday my boyfriend purchased me a membership to the Zagat Wine Club. My first case has arrived and I am already diving in and tasting the…
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Continue reading →: Chateau Pailhas Bordeaux
Lately I have been trying to learn more about French wines and the regions that produce them. When most people think of Bordeaux wines they have a tendency to assume that they are very expensive. While these wines do sell at auctions for big bucks there are great quality Bordeaux that…
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Continue reading →: Paul Jaboulet Parallele 45 Cote du RhoneOn a recent trip to my local discount wine emporium I found a very good Cote du Rhone that may rival the Perrin & Fils that is currently listed in my favorites box. Seeing that the price was right and knowing I have had great success with lighter style French…
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Continue reading →: Pinot Noir at Le BernardinLast week I dined at Le Bernardin, one of the top five restaurants in NYC and one of only a select few to be awarded three Michelin stars. For foodies everywhere this is culinary heaven and the epitome of fine dining in the Big Apple. I was given the wine…
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Continue reading →: Au Bon Climat ChardonnayI never thought I would say this but I have found a 100% chardonnay that I am currently enamored with and have actually been buying on a regular basis. The discovery of Au Bon Climat Chardonnay 2008 was made at a recent Court Street wine tasting. I cannot stress enough…
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Continue reading →: British Columbia Wines-Canada’s Best Kept SecretThe 2010 Olympic Winter Games has brought it’s host city Vancouver, British Columbia into millions of homes worldwide. Their advertising campaign “Discover BC” is prevalent in the media and the dazzling scenery alone is enough to make you want to jump online and book your flight. What most Americans don’t…
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Continue reading →: Wine Olympics 2010I was fortunate enough to travel to Vancouver for the 2010 Olympic Games. It was truly an experience that I will never forget. The excitement and positive energy of the city was amazing not to mention it’s picturesque beauty of the skyline set against the mountain backdrop. On Valentine’s Day…
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Continue reading →: Mark West Pinot NoirI have spent the last two days shopping Hoboken’s various wine retailers to see what new selections would catch my eye. At several locations Mark West Pinot Noir 2008 was prominently featured so I decided to see for myself what this much respected red wine had to offer. Produced in…
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