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<title>30 Second Wine Advisor: Is the oak age over?</title>
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<description>I don't know whether it's just my buying choices or if the market is changing, but it seems to me that the age of the &quot;oak bomb&quot; is passing, and I for one won't mourn it</description>
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<title>WebWineMan: Merlot holds its own.</title>
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<description>If you are a fan of merlot, you may have been feeling a little left out of the wine buzz, writes Richard Fadeley. But you can relax, he says. Merlot is America's most popular wine.</description>
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<title>30 Second Wine Advisor: Plastic wine bottle?</title>
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<description>Fine wine in a plastic bottle? The very idea probably gags most wine geeks. Wine-in-plastic seems so wrong in so many ways, from the practical to the purely emotional.</description>
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<title>30 Second Wine Advisor: Steak or pasta with Tuscan reds?</title>
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<description>You're looking forward to a good Chianti or even a fine Brunello with dinner.  What will you serve to show off this amiable red wine at its best? This is not as simple a question as it seems.</description>
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<title>Vino e Cucina d'Italia: White Sangiovese - it does exist</title>
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<title>From Amazon.com: Hugh Johnson's 2015 Pocket Wine Book</title>
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<description>This year's Johnson mini- encyclopedia is so chock-full of information that you won't believe it all fits in a pocket. It's only a little larger than my iPhone 6+! Updated annually since the 1970s,  it just keeps getting better and better.</description>
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