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Look at three recent Bordeaux vintages Thank-You for a Teacher, a Coach or Bus Driver Opt for an ageworthy, classic red wine from Bordeaux or Napa. After some recovery time, try something equally equipped for the long haul. Whether crossing the finish line after running a marathon or finally submitting a manuscript, the end of any long journey needs celebrating.
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Learn how to saber a bottle of Champagne A Milestone Like Finishing a Marathon or Publishing a Book A work-related anniversary? Celebrate with colleagues, and make that bottle a magnum. Go for a twist on the norm and try a rosé Champagne: it’s beautiful to look at and even lovelier to drink. There should be no dispute that Champagne is the right wine for all romantic milestones. Understand 5 misconceptions of vintage Port Anniversary These wines can age at least that long, and they may even drink well for further generations. Try vintage Port, Chenin Blanc from Quarts de Chaume, Muscat from Rutherglen, an Auslese or a riper German Riesling. Looking for a bottle that can last 21-plus years? It’s sweet wine time. It’s one of the best wines in the world for cured meats like bacon, whether in a BLT or just heaped on a plate. Sparkling is always a good call, but how about something fizzy and red? Try dry Lambrusco. Maybe his/her parents’ favorite vacation spot is Tuscany? Did they grow up in the Finger Lakes? Attend college in Oregon? Bring a bottle that nods to their history, and you’re on the way to making some of your own. If you did a good job paying attention and asking questions about your significant other’s parents, you should have plenty of clues about what bottle to bring. Meeting Parents of Your Significant Other Explore the city of Santa Cruz and surrounding areas Just don’t be a jerk and bloviate about the wine forever. Or dispel the notion Riesling is always sweet with a bottle from Australia’s Clare Valley. Start with a familiar grape like Chardonnay, but from a lesser-known place like the Santa Cruz Mountains. Try something a little esoteric to get people talking. It seems like the default is to bring a bottle of red, but you’d be surprised how well a nice white wine can be received. Don’t be surprised at your favorite wine shop when an employee’s ears perk up when you ask for an interesting box wine. It’s easy to carry, doesn’t take up too much space when compared to four bottles, won’t shatter and doesn’t require a corkscrew. Whether it’s a holiday get-together, hanging with pals, a bottle to celebrate a milestone or to say “thank you,” here are wines that perfectly fit the bill. Wine makes a great gift, but there’s no one bottle that fits every occasion.
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