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Wine For Every Setting At THIS Dinner Party

by Phil Anderson This is number SIX in a series of articles aimed at acknowledging the importance of local wine bars and shops.  Every decent city has them!  Right? And I am back in North Idaho for this little gem of a wine shop which is MORE than just a wine shop.  The Dinner Party, in Coeur

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Drinking The Nectar Never Felt So Good

by Phil Anderson This is the fifth in a series of articles aimed at acknowledging the importance of local wine bars and shops.  Every decent city has them!  Right? The last submission I highlighted a small little Deli in Hayden, Idaho which is stocked full of quality wines but lacking in web presence.  THIS will be the

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Running Into A RockWall Tongue First

Published on May 19, 2010, by in Washington Wine, Winery.

By Phil Anderson Omak, Washington.  Not a place you would think to look for a quality wine.  Or is it? Upon a local recommendation I seeked out and found RockWall Cellars in the phone book and realized it was only 3.2 miles from my hotel.  After phoning the winery I was told the tasting room

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And Now For Some Great Juice

The past couple of posts I have written about some decent wines at rather low prices.  Not today.   Recently I had the privilege of tasting a couple of very good and well thought of wines and one very interesting one from a highly thought of winery.  I’ll start with that one.   I was

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2009 Inauguration Day tasting notes

What a day! President Obama was sworn into office and the whole nation, including ourselves, were fixated on the events as they unfolded. As I looked at their luncheon menu I noticed they chose all California wines to pair with their meal. A 2007 Duckhorn Sauvignon Blanc with the first coarse, a 2005 Goldeneye Pinot

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