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I recently attended an intimate tasting of wines exclusively imported by Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant. Known for specializing in French and Italian wines, Kermit Lynch focuses on selections from small, independent producers who practice sustainable, organic, or biodynamic winemaking.
The lineup included a diverse mix: sparkling, white, rosé, and red wines, as well as vermouth.
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As I embrace Dry January, it’s a perfect time to explore wine from a different perspective, through its rich and storied references in art history. Throughout the ages, artists have immortalized the beauty and cultural significance of wine, weaving it into tapestries, sculptures, and paintings that celebrate its ties to nature, mythology, and human connection.
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In the heart of Spain’s Ciudad Real province lies Campo de Calatrava, a region steeped in history, defined by its volcanic soils, and now celebrated as Spain’s newest Denominación de Origen Protegida (DOP). Officially recognized in February 2024, this milestone elevates the region from its former Vino de la Tierra (VT) designation, marking a significant step toward global recognition for its unique wines.
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The Alder Spring Vineyards are located in the far northern reaches of Mendocino County, the vineyard sits just 12 miles from the Pacific Ocean. This Syrah is sourced from a blend of the Manzanita, Emerald Pool, and Spirit Rock vineyards,
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