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Tips for Wine Selection
The Popularity of Wine
Using Personal Taste to Select a Wine
Tips for Selecting a Merlot Wine
Chardonnay Versus Merlot
Information about Wine Harvests
How to Ferment Wines
Selecting a Popular Wine
Neophytes in Wines
Less Popular Wines
What to Expect at a Wine Tasting
Understanding the Clarity & Color of Wines
How to Taste Wine
Types of Wine Glasses
How to Select Wine Glasses
How to Store Wine
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"I'm Tish Cooper and I'm Amanda Persico for expertvillage.com at Joseph Filippi Winery, we're going to talk today about some wine selections. In California, I think, some of the French wines can be offensive to the California palate. We're use to drinking sodas all day, we're use to having fresh fruits available to us, we've got all this agriculture around us. The French wines are typically very, very, very, dry and they've got kind of a barnyard character, strong, that an American palate is maybe not gonna be accustomed to. And there's no reason to learn that unless it's just your hobby that you want to, if you can drink local then by goodness go for it. Yeah, absolutely."
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rswines2007 said
on 8/2/2008 Has she been drinking? Dummy