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L'Impero l'Lmperio
Favorite A Tuscan winery dating from the Renaissance produces this full-bodied red with a classic nose of violets and cherries. |
Piperade Piperade
Favorite Made by the descendants of a Basque immigrant to Chile, this wine is like a good Bordeaux. |
Woodfire Grill Woodfire
Grill Favorite A great Burgundy at a great price, with mineral notes and not too much oak. |
Cafe Lurcat Cafe
Lurcat Favorite This dry, delicate, beautifully perfumed white, from a famed Sonoma producer, is an especially great food wine. |
A.O.C. A.O.C.
Favorite This surprisingly layered blend of five varietals comes from the Languedoc region of France. |
Fortunato Fortunato
Favorite This wine epitomizes what's great about northern Italian whites - wonderful floral aromas and racy acidity. |
Adega Adega
Favorite This modern-looking Spanish winery uses predominanntly French oak to produce a sexy, soft and supple wine with a finesse that Riojas once lacked. |
Zola Zola
Favorite This wonderfully rich, earthy red, which tastes as though it should cost twice its price, comes from a noted Napa specialist in Rhone-style wines. |
Seastar This blend of Syrah and Grenache seduces fans of California as well as French wines with its rich, ripe fruit. It's very accessible. |
Via Matta Via
Matta Favorite This Sicilian blend, mostly Grecanico and Chardonnay, has a real burst of creaminess and plenty of tropical fruit. |
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