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For most red or white wines, two or three days is about as long as the wine will hold up before it starts to show some tiring. But Champagnes, dessert wines and especially German wine (sweet or dry) can hold up for a week or two after opening.
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Ask for the sommelier/wine steward and tell him what you�re having, what you�re willing to spend and what you like (and hint whether or not you�re �wine adventurous�). If the sommelier listens well, you�ll likely score. Sometimes it pays off big to discreetly slip the sommelier a tip. Think twice before spending more than $100 for an immature bottle of wine at a restaurant.
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Take the road less traveled and go for the varietals you don�t recognize. Chances are you will tap into something pleasant; and if it�s not to your liking� it�s OK, you didn�t have to mortgage your house to buy it. The idea is to explore and have fun with wine� while still holding on to your wallet.
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How many liquor licenses are too many? - Milford Daily News
Tue, 27 May 2008 02:39:45 GMT
How many liquor licenses are too many? Milford Daily News, USA - Under a state formula based on population, Bellingham has reached its quota in liquor permits. The town currently holds four alcohol and five beer and wine ... |
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