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Global Warming Means no More French WineBy Lance WinslowThe Resource for Everything About Wine |
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 Red Wine Case Special For those who prefer reds, this is a super selection of six different varietals. Three imports and three domestic classics- provide a delightful taste journey. And two bottles of each means there's enough for guests! |
 Wine Treasures Case For those you really want to say You're Really Appreciated, send 12 bottles! An impressive and delightful gift that comes with a world of wine discovery. You'll enjoy the FREE SHIPPING with a gift this big! |
 Discovery Wine Sampler Stock up your cellar for entertaining - or give an impressive gift with this impeccable 12-bottle international assortment. Includes one festive sparkler, five winter whites, and six rich reds. |
 White Wine Case Special For those who prefer whites, an international selection of six different varietals. Compare and contrast styles of a Sauvignon Blanc from Chileand California; plus, taste classic Italian Pinot Grigio and Chilean Chardonnay. |
Global Warming Means no More French WineLance WinslowGlobal Warming if it happens will mean that climates and regional weather will shift and therefore France will not be able to grow grapes and thus we will not have to put up with their arrogant public relations campaigns over how good that they think their wine is. If this is true about Global Warming and Climate Change then I say bring it on and the faster the better. If this will insure that France can no longer grow grapes then this is a great thing for the United States wineries and a wonderful consideration. If indeed it is true that Global Warming means no more French wine, then lets take that as a sign from God that he is sick and tired of the French and their BS, their riots and their shady government corruptions like the Oil For Food Scandal. The French lost their wine crops years back and they replanted them with California Stock. Now some believe that the wine has all to do with the genetics of the seeds and others believe it has to do with the strength of the soil, weather and abilities of the grower. Yet others believe it is all that and more. Personally I think the French Wine is way over rated and they are using California Stock now. So, shouldn?t you buy California Wine, save you money and let the French deal with Global Warming? Consider all this in 2006.
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 Wines of Burgundy Two each of our top French wines, all from Burgundy. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and our very first Pouilly-Fuisse showcase the best Burgundy has to offer! For the French wine lover in your life, this is the perfect treat. |
 Home Tasting Party Kit Give a memorable party! It's all here; complete with six wines, a fun how-to guide, 22 tasting mats, and 6 bottle wrappers. Just add friends - for a wonderful evening of sampling and fun. A great gift idea... or throw your own wine tasting! |
 Dining Delights We've cooked up the ideal gift for your favorite chef! This delicious assortment of 3 whites and 3 reds, coupled with an outstanding wine lover's cookbook that pairs great wines with great recipes. How tasteful is that! |
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