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  • Wine, the Brain and Memory: A Brief Guide to Our Sensory Experience

    Wine, the Brain and Memory: A Brief Guide to Our Sensory Experience

    Written by Greg on January 17 2012

              Last week I had the pleasure, as I thankfully often do in this line of work, of tasting a glass of a truly beautiful wine.  It was a premier cru Chablis, a wine known, according to our tasting notes, for its crisp acidity, freshness, minerality and aromas of pear, lemon and...

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  • Blind Tastings:  Bias Busting or Strip Poker?

    Blind Tastings:  Bias Busting or Strip Poker?

    Written by Alex on January 2 2012

    For many, there has always been a specific image and a pompous connotation attached to blind tastings.  Scenes of an older gentleman sniffing a long stemmed glass next to a brown-bagged bottle and then confidently claiming, “New leather, tobacco, cassis and two day old morel...

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  • Explore Barolo for the Holidays

    Explore Barolo for the Holidays

    Written by Joel on December 20 2011

    At once elegant and rustic, the wines of the Barolo region of Northwest Italy's Piedmont are consistently some of the most highly regarded in all of Europe.  At their best, these beautiful reds, made from the Nebbiolo grape, provide a unique study in contrasts.  Their light rust-tinged...

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  • New Beer Update

    New Beer Update

    Written by Matt on December 15 2011

    We have some exciting new beers for sale this week!

    Cambridge Brewing Company Tripel Threat: The very first Belgian Style beer brewed in America over 20 years ago. The aroma brings notes of baking spice, apple and pear. Not a particularly intense aroma, but pleasent and good for the...

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  • Burgundy or Pinot Noir - What’s the  Difference?

    Burgundy or Pinot Noir - What’s the Difference?

    Written by Joel on November 30 2011

    Ever since the highly successful movie, “Sideways”, extolled the virtues of pinot noir some years back, sales of this grape variety have hit never before attainable numbers. That’s California pinot noir, not French. Many California pinot noir producers planted more PN for future...

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  • No Stress Thanksgiving Wine Selection

    No Stress Thanksgiving Wine Selection

    Written by Jack on November 16 2011

    For many people, Thanksgiving is their favorite holiday. With lots of good food enjoyed by family and friends, what's not to like? The wide variety of foods can make selecting compatible wines seem like a nearly impossible task. How do you find a wine that will taste great with turkey...

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  • New Website

    New Website

    Written by Jack on September 15 2011

    We're pleased to introduce our new website with e-commerce! Now you can place orders for our  products online, as well as by phone or email. And our course we would love to see you in the store!

     

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