HeyJaredDan Berger
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Wine List Woes (opens the original)
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Two couples I know, who do not know each other, coincidentally confessed recently that they do not like cooking at home and prefer to dine out whenever possible. Or they buy prepared foods at a deli. One of the people said, “I have better wine in my cellar than just about any restaurant around here. And my wine has been perfectly stored. And restaurants usually only carry wines that are too young to drink.” I was not surprised. I have been buying and collecting wine for roughly 50 years and I ha
Cabernet Franc (opens the original)
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One of the world’s greatest wine grapes is cabernet sauvignon, a variety native to Bordeaux, where it produces some of the finest wines ever made. The variety can make a wine that lasts 30 or 40 years and still delivers character. This variety does have a few drawbacks, however. It is relatively astringent and can produce red wines with copious tannins, which can be gritty on the tongue and bitter in the aftertaste. Even so, modern winemaking techniques have been employed for the last 30 or 40 y
Cabernet Franc (opens the original)
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One of the world’s greatest wine grapes is cabernet sauvignon, a variety native to Bordeaux, where it produces some of the finest wines ever made. The variety can make a wine that lasts 30 or 40 years and still delivers character. This variety does have a few drawbacks, however. It is relatively astringent and can produce red wines with copious tannins, which can be gritty on the tongue and bitter in the aftertaste. Even so, modern winemaking techniques have been employed for the last 30 or 40 y
Wine Price Fluctuations (opens the original)
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I enjoy at least one glass of wine per day. I love wine and I like it in a dozen different formats, as I find that even the oddest of them represents a unique opportunity. If you like wine as I do, you know that it can become expensive. So, most of the time I seek bargains. In deciding to investigate this topic, I discovered that the pricing of wine is unbelievably difficult. Worldwide, beverage consumers have turned their backs on wine in the last three years. Since so little wine is selling, y
Look for Bargains (opens the original)
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Partially as a result of consumers discovering alternatives to wine, including low-alcohol or alcohol-free wines, sales of wine throughout the country are at their lowest level in 18 years. The U.S. wine industry has been through sales declines on a cyclical basis—just about every 20 years. And it almost always cures itself when people begin to realize that wine is better than it has ever been, both domestic and imported. This time, however, the downturn seems to be more prolonged than usual, wh
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