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You’re ready to dive into a refreshing glass of white wine at the end of a long, hard day. Oops! No wine in the chiller! Now what? No problem. Just take out your set of Wine Pearls, drop them into your wine glass and you’re good to go. Get ’em at uncommongoods at $25 for a set of four. Now, where did I leave those appetizers?
At the tail end of January, we enjoyed a tasting of Codorníu , who pioneered cava sparkling wine in Spain, tracing its winemaking roots back to 1551. The tasting was guided by Matthew J. Kaner , who did a superb job of blending percentages of history, humor and wine. Anna di Codorníu married Miguel Raventós in 1659 and Josep Raventós produced the first sparkling wine in Spain using the traditional method in 1872. Their “new” cellars were completed in 1915. Their first Anna di Codorníu cava was produced in 1
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