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Finn Hill 2014 Tenebrae Stillwater Creek Vineyard Petit Verdot (Columbia Valley (WA))
Columbia ValleyBrooding aromas of fresh and dried herb, graphite, orange peel and black ...See Full Review$30 -
Finn Hill 2014 Merveille Stillwater Creek Vineyard Merlot (Columbia Valley (WA))
Columbia ValleyHigh-toned black cherry, anise, vanilla and barrel spice aromas lead to pitch-black ...See Full Review$30 -
Finn Hill 2017 Le Fantôme Sugarloaf Vineyard Rosé of Pinot Gris (Rattlesnake Hills)
Columbia ValleyUnusual aromas of lees, mesquite and strawberry lead to medium-bodied fruit and ...See Full Review$20 -
Finn Hill 2014 Le Beau Cabernet Sauvignon (Red Mountain)
Columbia ValleyComing from a hot region in a hot vintage, the aromas offer ...See Full Review$30 -
Finn Hill 2014 L'Abîme Corfu Crossing Vineyard Syrah (Columbia Valley (WA))
Columbia ValleyFarmyard, dried cherry, hay, licorice, dried cranberry and spice aromas are followed ...See Full Review$30 -
Finn Hill 2017 Blondie Elephant Mountain Vineyard Rosé of Sangiovese (Rattlesnake Hills)
Columbia ValleyElectric pink in color, the aromas offer notes of apple and lees. ...See Full Review$20
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There’s Unprecedented Access to Rare Wine—If You Know How to Find It
With restaurant service disrupted, many rare wines reserved for top-tier establishments are on the open market. What does it mean for you?
There’s Unprecedented Access to Rare Wine—If You Know How to Find It
With restaurant service disrupted, many rare wines reserved for top-tier establishments are on the open market. What does it mean for you?
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Inside Chalk Hill: The Iconic Wine Estate of Sonoma County
Ascending the olive tree-lined drive to Chalk Hill Estate, it’s immediately clear that you’ve stumbled upon a complete world within a world. Tucked away in the northwestern corner of Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley, the undulating 1,300-acre property encompasses the winery and hospitality center, culinary gardens, stables, a converted equestrian arena, forested terrain and ponds – with only 382 acres planted to vineyard...
Inside Chalk Hill: The Iconic Wine Estate of Sonoma County
Ascending the olive tree-lined drive to Chalk Hill Estate, it’s immediately clear that you’ve stumbled upon a complete world within a world. Tucked away in the northwestern corner of Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley, the undulating 1,300-acre property encompasses the winery and hospitality center, culinary gardens, stables, a converted equestrian arena, forested terrain and ponds – with only 382 acres planted to vineyard...
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Eight Top-Rated Mild Ales and Extra Special Bitter Beers
Curious about the traditional beer styles of Britain? From mild to bitter, here are 8 American English style beers to try...
Eight Top-Rated Mild Ales and Extra Special Bitter Beers
Curious about the traditional beer styles of Britain? From mild to bitter, here are 8 American English style beers to try...
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How to Find the Best Supermarket Cheeses, According to the Pros
Not all supermarket cheese is created equal. To help you find your next favorite snack, we talked to the experts...
How to Find the Best Supermarket Cheeses, According to the Pros
Not all supermarket cheese is created equal. To help you find your next favorite snack, we talked to the experts...
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What Are Chill Filtered-Spirits, And Why Does It Matter?
In the whiskey world and beyond, "chill-filtered" spirits have sparked controversy. Does it really matter, and what does the process entail?
What Are Chill Filtered-Spirits, And Why Does It Matter?
In the whiskey world and beyond, "chill-filtered" spirits have sparked controversy. Does it really matter, and what does the process entail?
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Nebbiolo Finds its Footing Worldwide
This fickle Italian red grape from Piedmont, that grows well in foggy conditions, is gaining interest around the globe.
Nebbiolo Finds its Footing Worldwide
This fickle Italian red grape from Piedmont, that grows well in foggy conditions, is gaining interest around the globe.