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Barolo 2016

October 30, 2020

October is my favorite month and not just because it’s my b-day. Since I started my wine career 7 years …

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Zoom Happy Hour – part two

October 2, 2020

It’s Thursday evening, soon to be TGIF and only 24 hours until ZOOM HAPPY HOUR! Please join us for lively …

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Zoom Happy Hour with Nino Negri

September 28, 2020

Barolo and Barbaresco, the great wines from Piemonte province (Piedmont) in northern Italy, are well-known around the world. The majestic …

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Superveronese blend Campofiorin

September 10, 2020

The perfect wine for burgers and dogs from Masi, a legendary Amarone producer… Campofiorin is made Ripasso style, a process …

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In-Home Wine Tasting

August 25, 2020

What to do on Saturday night during the pandemic? A local couple invited a group of neighbors for an evening …

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Best Seller

August 17, 2020

What is the fastest growing category in wines and spirits – Rosé, box wine, craft beer or hard seltzer? Hint: …

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What is DOC, DOCG or IGT

July 17, 2020

Unlike domestic wines where the grape and place of origin are obvious (ie Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon), Italian wines are …

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A bluebird Sunday afternoon after sooo many days of snow and cold weather in NJ is an opportunity to open nice Chianti Classico for cheese and salami snack.
It was a sunny, relatively warm (42F) day in snowy NJ so we took 5 mile stroll to to our favorite wine store for my Valentine to pick a wine for dinner.
Wineries around the world are struggling so I can help by adding these beautiful wines to my cellar direct from Panzano, Toscana. Grazie mille, Francesco
What to do on two home-bound snow days? So glad that I have some new wines in store but 6 wines in 2 days will be a challeng, even for a WineGuy!

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