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Luxury Wines
Guest Author - Paula S.W. Laurita

These wines feature some of the best of high end wines for your pleasure or to give as a gift.

More is not always better. Several bottles of bad wine are not equal to one bottle of great wine. The following wines offer great value in that they exemplify the best of their grape, region, or style. They make an invaluable addition to any wine cellar.

Chateau Lynch Bages 2003 Pauillac
This gorgeous, elegant wine features the best of the Pauillac, Bordeaux area. This wine features lush dark fruit flavors, rich wood, and tannins that beautiful in their elegance. This wine is meant to age and develop.

Beringer 1996 Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
This Napa Valley Cabernet is a cause for celebration. This wine has intense flavors of currant and cherry. The hints of mint and overlay of oak seasons this wine provides exquisite layers of flavor. For all its concentrated flavor there is still a wine of marked balance and subtlety. This is a Cabernet Sauvignon by which others are to be measured.

Giaconda 2004 Estate Chardonnay
This Chardonnay from Victoria, Australia, is perfect for fans of big Chardonnays. It starts with concentrated flavors of ripe peaches, pears, citrus, and tropical fruits. The texture is creamy and the finish is crisp and polished. A wine that will never be confused with bargain basement Chardonnay.


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