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San Gimignano Malbec Reservado: Best Value Argentine Wine

Posted on June 14, 2010 by Daniel Karlin

The thing about a lot of value wines is that they tend to all taste the same. Even if they are different varietals from different regions. There is really no true expression of the varietal or the terroir, and the … Continue reading →

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Pinot Noir from Argentina in Oregon

Posted on September 10, 2009 by Daniel Karlin

The Palo Alto Pinot Noir may find itself on a few Oregon wine shelves sooner than later, and the company wrangled with the problem of pricing it in the Oregon market.  Here is a product, which deserves at twenty dollar … Continue reading →

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The Recession, Northwest Winemakers, and Value Wine

Posted on February 9, 2009 by Daniel Karlin

A recent article in the Seattle Times touched on the ubiquitous topic of the recession as it pertains to the wine industry. Because all things Northwest are especially dear to Anuva hearts (75% or us are native to the Pacific … Continue reading →

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