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The style of the wine of Chateau Greysac is one of great aromatic finesse combined with good, full body. It is a lovely Medoc with plenty of flavor, sumptuous rich fruit and excellent complexity. Buy it by the case for luxury everyday-affordable enjoyment!

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Exotically perfumed aromas with lush, impressively sweet dark berry flavors that verge on jammy. Long, juicy finish. Impressive for the price and utterly delicious right now.

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We’re always on the lookout for delicious, inexpensive red Bordeaux, and the exceptional 2009 vintage has produced quite a few terrific examples – Chateau Gravelier is definitely one of them.

The Gravelier vineyard is situated in the heart of the Bordeaux AOC area and encompasses 25..

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Italian white blend with excellent acidity, ripe fruit and great balance with subtle aromas of herbs, wild flowers and juicy lime citrus that melds into faint licorice and honey flavors offset by a pleasingly tart finish.

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With prices for Sancerre over $25 a bottle it's a relief to find a fresh one easily under $20. Lightly grassy and fresh, with the minerality of a solid Sancerre.

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This deep crimson cuvee is truly a representative of the pure traditional style of Beaujolais. The bouquet is intense with the aromas of ripe red berries, strawberry and raspberry. Even detect a slight bit of hard liquorice at the end. On the palate, it tastes of pure fruit. This wine is fresh with..

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Speri’s entry level Valpolicella. Ruby red, with intense, ample bouquet recalling vinous and almond notes; dry, flavorful and structured on the palate, with a pleasing bitterish nuance and great food versatility all around. 70% Corvina, 20% Rondinella, 5% Molinara, and 5% Oseleta. A magnificent..

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"The 2010 Malbec Reserve spent 12 months in French oak. Cedar, Asian spices, incense, cherry cola, and assorted black fruits set the stage for a spicy, concentrated, layered Malbec that offers excellent value."

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"The 2011 Dehesa Gago eschews oak - the wine is just put in the tank and then racked. It has a straightforward bouquet of blueberry, red cherries and a touch of balsamic that is well-defined and 'pert.' The palate is quite succulent and primal on the entry with lush blueberry and cassis notes. It..

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Paranga is an alluring red blend of Xinomavro, Merlot and Syrah. Its noteworthy acidity balanced with its intricate herbaceous bouquet and long finish make this a charming and an appealing wine to be enjoyed young and paired with spicy food.