http://girlwithaglass.com/blog/2009/07/09/affordable-amazing-wine/ This is a safe and supportive place to further your enjoyment of wine. I love good food, entertaining, giving gifts and travel to wine regions. I hope you enjoy getting ideas about what to pair, learning about different grapes, and getting little tidbits of insider info about where to visit in Sonoma/Napa. Enjoying wine in your life should be easy and fun. I hope you are enjoying a glass of wine as you read about it! Cheers~ Sat, 14 Aug 2010 16:55:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://girlwithaglass.com/blog/2009/07/09/affordable-amazing-wine/comment-page-1/#comment-5052 Alana Mon, 13 Jul 2009 15:44:48 +0000 http://girlwithaglass.com/blog/?p=1711#comment-5052 Absolutely! I look forward to visiting that country too. I've tried some Spanish wines but I'm a neophyte...I have a LOT to learn. There's a wonderful restaurant locally (Marin County, CA) called Sabor of Spain. There is roving entertainment like Spanish Opera singers and she has a wine/food shop attached next door. When I'm done with Chile, I'll have my own local mentor to teach me about Spain! Absolutely! I look forward to visiting that country too. I’ve tried some Spanish wines but I’m a neophyte…I have a LOT to learn. There’s a wonderful restaurant locally (Marin County, CA) called Sabor of Spain. There is roving entertainment like Spanish Opera singers and she has a wine/food shop attached next door. When I’m done with Chile, I’ll have my own local mentor to teach me about Spain!

]]> http://girlwithaglass.com/blog/2009/07/09/affordable-amazing-wine/comment-page-1/#comment-5048 Peter Hegedus Sun, 12 Jul 2009 23:26:41 +0000 http://girlwithaglass.com/blog/?p=1711#comment-5048 Nice post - it is amazing how many great wine regions there are in the world. I would also recommed Spain as a great region to look at. They have probably the most interesting combination of old-world and new-world styles and elements in their winemaking and a wide variety of terroir in a comparativeley small country geographically. Rioja is well known to many, but Priorat, Toro, Ribera dl Duero, Jumilla and others are all excellent - each with their own unique wines. Nice post – it is amazing how many great wine regions there are in the world. I would also recommed Spain as a great region to look at. They have probably the most interesting combination of old-world and new-world styles and elements in their winemaking and a wide variety of terroir in a comparativeley small country geographically. Rioja is well known to many, but Priorat, Toro, Ribera dl Duero, Jumilla and others are all excellent – each with their own unique wines.

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