Part of Constellation’s stable of supermarket wines, Blackstone’s Cabernet is for adults. Simple black cherry and loam on the nose, on the palate a little
Author: Dwight Furrow
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Cooper Hill Pinot Noir 2012 Willamette Valley
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Budget Wine: The Great American Wine Company Red Blend 2012
Made by Rosenblum Cellars, a Sonoma winery best known for their very solid, premium Zinfandels, this wine is a tribute to “American Heroes” , the
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I’ve found crowdsourced review sites like Yelp to be utterly unreliable for anything but the most basic information about a restaurant. A new study suggests
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Wine Review: Woof n’ Rose Cabernet Franc Reserve Ramona Valley 2009
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Exploring the Philosophy of Food and Wine 