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Part III in the wine knowledge series: Go for something totally random There is value in trial and error--it feeds your sense of adventure and...
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Find out more about Julia: Julia worked with wine for a number of years. She has studied the grape under Masters of Wine in Boston, and works in the industry on a freelance basis by covering wine events, consulting, and writing for wine publications. Julia can be reached at bostonwineexaminer@gmail.com. |
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Part II in the wine knowledge series: Go to an ethnic restaurant and try wines from that country (if it grows it) Tip: they are usually cheaper than...
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Picture this. You walk into a new wine store, and stand lost in the sea of bottles organized by nothing but the staff's random choices. Or you finally...
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