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First Age wine or Second Age wine, which one's better?
An excellent question. First Age wine? Bold, dramatic, and likely fermented in Fëano—(no, I’m not finishing that). ⚔️🍷 Second Age wine? Smoother, more refined, but with grapes that definitely soaked up some existential drama. 🎭✨
That said, the real answer depends: Are we sipping to celebrate 🎉 or to forget 💭🍷?
2004 Elio Grasso Barolo Ginestra Casa Maté. Distinct tannins, cherries, violets, roses, ham/meat with some wood and a hint of tobacco.
14th anniversary trip of the #winelover community – “Magical Dealu Mare” – Romania
Only 4 spots left for one of the most exciting wine journeys of the year: the 14th anniversary trip of the #winelover community – “Magical Dealu Mare”. Join us from June 4–8 for an unforgettable experience through Dealu Mare, one of Romania’s most fascinating and prestigious wine regions, often called the “Tuscany of Romania” and home to some of the country’s finest red wines and most visionary…
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Champagne Day!
Champagne Day is every day!! (If you think differently we can’t be friends😉)Today is a special one.Today is International Champagne Day!!Yes, it’s a real thing!🍾 If you need a excuse to drink Champagne, grab this one! Have a good time. Enjoy your bubbly sparkling wine from Champagne, in France. Champagne has so many different styles.. you’ll find one that suits your palate. And you can have…
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The High School ‘s Wine from Oregon
Tiger Vines Vineyards is a unique High School Vineyard, Located In Yamhill, Oregon. Yes, students farming wine grapes and winemaking. How cool is that! Growing its next generation of viticulturalists. Yamhill-Carlton High Schooll Vineyard covers about an acre. Agriculture students help with trimming vines, testing soil and pruning and harvesting grapes. The custom-made Pinot Noir is called…
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