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Thought to be a Merlot until the mid-nineties, Chilean Carménère grapes are actually an ancient Bordeaux that was wiped out in France. Casa Donoso’s Carmenère Reserva 2005 was a gold medalist at the Catad’Or Hyatt wine awards, and goes great with cheese and red meats.
Act now! - It’s available only in limited quantities.
Winery: Casa Donoso
Vintage: 2005
Type: Red
Variety: Carménère
Region: Maule Valley, Chile
Ratings: Wine Messenger: 92 points
Price: $14.00
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A favorite Italian Chardonnay, with flavors of soft oak, pineapple and citrus. This wine is a great pair with grilled chicken or turkey, corn and Fettucini Alfredo.
Act now! - It’s available only in limited quantities.
Winery: Ca’ del Baio
Vintage: 2006
Type: White
Variety: Chardonnay
Region: The Langhe, Italy
Ratings: Wine Messenger: 93 points
Price: $17.50
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You’ll lick your lips after trying this food friendly, fruity wine, with an almost creamy taste. This Verdelho is a perfect pairing with seafood, chicken or turkey on a cold winter’s night.
Winery: Peel Estate
Vintage: 2005
Type: White
Variety: Verdelho
Region: Australia
Ratings: Wine Messenger: 91 points
Price: $14.75
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A distinguished Pinot Grigio for its price, the 2006 Clivus has a crisp taste of white fruit flavors and is excellent with salads, seafood and sushi.
Winery: Cantina di Monteforte
Vintage: 2006
Type: White
Variety: Pinot Blanc
Region: Verona, Italy
Ratings: Wine Messenger: 91 points
Price: $9.75
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Martin Zahn’s 2005 Pinot Blanc, in the sleek green bottle, is a light and fruity treat, great with spicy ethnic cuisine. Soft fruit flavors play on the tongue before making way for a smooth, dry finish.
Winery: Martin Zahn
Vintage: 2005
Type: White
Variety: Pinot Blanc
Region: Ribeauvillé, France
Ratings: Wine Messenger: 91 points
Price: $13.75
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