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cassie L.
October 16, 2017
Great Article! Thanks for sharing such a wonderful post Tamara. I was really looking forward for such kind of information that would narrow down the list of ideas. It really provides me with a clear observation from which I can make my own choices of wines that taste better I really like Zweigelt - Austrian red wine. If anyone wants to learn how to taste a wine, here is a nice blog to learn more about wine https://tango.tours/wine-tasting-gifographic Nonetheless you have done a great job! tamara :)
Gina
August 30, 2016
Cold red wine is a staple of the Basque American restaurants out here in California. I was skeptical at first, but it really is quite nice!
roko_77
August 24, 2016
NOOOOOOOOOOOOO. El vino tinto frio, es el mayor pecado, y muestra de la mayor ignorancia.
Admito que cada persona lo tome como quiere, como es natural.
El tinto FRIO es incorrecto, beberlo. Es de un absoluto desconocimiento. No así para los blancos , los rosados y espumosos.
e dicho.
Admito que cada persona lo tome como quiere, como es natural.
El tinto FRIO es incorrecto, beberlo. Es de un absoluto desconocimiento. No así para los blancos , los rosados y espumosos.
e dicho.
HelloThereNicole
August 18, 2016
I just had my first Lambrusco last night, a sparkling red, and it was a super tasty way to spend a summer evening
Kate M.
August 18, 2016
The title may not be a typo, but the second sentence is. The Great Blackout of 2013 is not a thing, and also if you think that was 13 years ago please surrender your time travel equipment immediately. The Great Blackout of 2003, on the other hand, was 13 years ago, and was definitely a thing.
Tamara L.
August 19, 2016
You are so very correct Kate. It should clearly have stated 2003. My apologies for the typo. Ah, the irony of the title.
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