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A Trio of Merlot
Guest Author - Paula S.W. Laurita

Looking for a great gift for the holidays? Combining three of the same types of wine is a will bring a smile to any wine lovers face?

By bringing together three different types of Merlot, you allow your friends and loved ones to compare similar and yet different flavors. If you're lucky, they will invite you for a tasting.

  • Blair Family Estate Merlot
    This wine dazzles with Merlot character in its aromas and flavors of black cherries and herbs. It is plump and lush, with a satisfying finish. At $10 it's a great deal.
  • Porters Valley Vineyards Merlot
    This wine boasts a lush, opulent feel in your mouth. This texture compliments the ripe black currant flavors. At $10 you'll want to buy a case for yourself.
  • Raymond Merlot
    This Merlot entices with aromas and flavors of rich black cherries, ripe plums, and fresh blackberries. The tannins are dry and dense flavors are balanced with a wonderful earthiness.


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This content was written by Paula S.W. Laurita. If you wish to use this content in any manner, you need written permission. Contact Jim Fortune for details.

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