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« These Boots Were Made for Eco Trekking • Main • Gone Picking »
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I'm absolutely certain someone is going to give me grief for this post, but I just can't resist. I went to a fantastic and - I must say - eye-opening tasting of Brazilian wine here in SF last week, where I couldn't help but note that not only were some of the wines quite delicious, a couple of the pourers were extremely easy on the eyes. Exhibit A. I'll spare this guy the grief of mentioning is his name, but he actually poured some terrific sparkling wines and was super pleasant. Check out my full report on my fav Brazilian wines in my article at WineCountry.com.
Posted by Courtney on September 19, 2007 12:26 AM
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Rio Joe's Brands, Inc. is the leading importer, wholesaler and online retailer (www.RioJoes.com) of Brazilian wines and cachazas.
Brazilian wines are the next up and coming wines from South America. Brazil is producing world class delicious wines, including merlot, cabernet sauvignon, chardonnay, syrah, sparkling wines, among others.
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