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Corte Majoli Amarone Della Valpolicella 2007 - Food Gypsy

Wino Wednesday, Wine of the Month for March

Wino Wednesday, a monthly feature on Food Gypsy where we select our favourite bottle from a month of liberal boozing. Among my favorite picks of the year thus far; the Corte Majoli Amarone Della Valpolicella 2007 is my kind of wine on a cold weather evening, with a big bowl of meaty pasta, a strong cheese or grilled meats.

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Apothic Red, 2008 - Food Gypsy

Wino Wednesday, Wine of the month Club, February

Apothic Red, 2008 Wine Makers Blend from California and a great pick for a party because it pairs so easily and sells at at a price point under $20. Of course, I bought it for the label (it's embossed and everything). Our wine pick of the month for February.

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Brumont Cotes de Gascogne 2010 - Food Gypsy

Wino Wednesday, Wine of the Month Club January

Brumont Cotes de Gascogne 2010, Gros Manseng / Sauvignon. The Gros Manseng grape is not a grape you read a great deal about; gown primarily in the South of France it's a great food pairing grape with a citrus nose and a low intensity, and our pick of the month for January.

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La Demoiselle de Sociando Mallet - Food Gypsy

Wino Wednesday – Wine of the Month Club, October 2011 Edition

Wino Wednesday, is a new feature on Food Gypsy, this gives you two whole days before the weekend hits so you can go shopping. ('Cuz Lord knows, you need your wine.) On this (Mostly) Wino Wednesday we feature our favorite wine(s) from the past month: La Demoiselle de Sociando Mallet '08, Béthanie, Arbois '07, and Pago del Vicario Penta Barrica '07.

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Wine & Cheese, Italy - Food Gypsy

Wine & Cheese – Part 2; Italy, The Passion

Part 2 of our sexy wine & cheese liaison on Food Gypsy; six great bottles, five beautiful cheeses, and one wicked prosciutto in the heart of the Old World – Italy. You’ll notice that some of the wines pair well with several cheeses. You didn’t think Italian wines were only seeing one cheese, did you?

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