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Pop the cork; reds and whites help set the mood

Feb 10, 2007 12:00 AM (610 days ago) by Emily Campbell, The Examiner
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BALTIMORE (Map, News) - The sound of a popping cork can set the mood about as well as a tune by Marvin Gaye.

“For me, there are only two options,” Bin 604 owner and wine consultant Tony Foreman said. “Champagne, from good non-vintaged krug always evokes a thrill. Champagne is something precious, romantic and eternal. The other [option] is always a wine from Bordeau. We had one on my wedding night called Chateau Haut Brion.”

Another wine that sets the stage for romance is cabernet, according to Aida Bistro owner Joe Barbera.

“One of the best pairings that people don’t know about is chocolate and cabernet,” he said. “[Cabernet] has cocoa overtones in it and is absolutely to die for with chocolate truffles or bittersweet chocolate.”

– Emily Campbell

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6:00 PM MST on Tue., Aug. 19, 2008 re: "Albariño becoming most loved white-wine grape"

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Ripple Grande is served for $.99 at the local grocery and then you can drink it joyously for nothing standing on the street corner while getting ripped. It's taster's choice, there will be newer wines later. It never ends. What is chic now, becomes beak later.

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10:50 AM MST on Thu., Aug. 14, 2008 re: "Albariño becoming most loved white-wine grape"

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Well...just wait until you taste Abacela from Southern Oregon. The best Albarino in the US? Hmmm, taste and you decide. Fred Gunton

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9:48 PM MST on Sun., Sep. 16, 2007 re: "Mexican wine on the rise"

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If you want to try a few of the more 'upscale' wines I would recommend Casa De Peidra and/or Mogor Badan. Both have wines worth of any cellar. And the food! Some of the best chefs are making trails to Valle De Guadalupe.

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