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Acceptably festive (mostly) wine cocktails to (mostly) survive Thanksgiving
Acceptably festive (mostly) wine cocktails to (mostly) survive Thanksgiving

This Thanksgiving, if you can’t bathe in the blood of your enemies, try this delightful spiced sangria.

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Acceptably festive (mostly) wine cocktails to (mostly) survive Thanksgiving
Acceptably festive (mostly) wine cocktails to (mostly) survive Thanksgiving

This Thanksgiving, if you can’t bathe in the blood of your enemies, try this delightful spiced sangria.

See my winning photos from the Wine Scholar Guild’s Burgundy photo contest (also, a very important fossil)
See my winning photos from the Wine Scholar Guild’s Burgundy photo contest (also, a very important fossil)

I cannot emphasize enough that I found a fossil. On the ground. Forget the photos. I found a fossil. Guys. Check it out.

Wine Flavors 101: What does it mean for a wine to be “savory”? (Plus, a tasting of two terrific pinot noirs)
Wine Flavors 101: What does it mean for a wine to be “savory”? (Plus, a tasting of two terrific pinot noirs)

Bite into the wine term “savory,” featuring reviews of Crossbarn and La Follette Pinot Noirs.

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Read my article on British sparkling wine at Hudin.com

“Britagne”? “Celebritain”? A look at proposed names for British sparkling wine over the years.

Dispatches from Japan: Meiji Jingu’s Burgundy barrels
Dispatches from Japan: Meiji Jingu’s Burgundy barrels

A wine-loving emperor and a few hundred gallons of wine donated in his honor.

Dispatches from Japan: The wonderful world of 7-11 branded wine
Dispatches from Japan: The wonderful world of 7-11 branded wine

What kind of store brand wine can you get at one of Japan’s favorite mini marts?

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