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And to answer Allison’s question, yes, I took Introduction to Beverages when I was a Restaurant, Hotel and Institutional Management major (for one semester). It was TEH AWESOME. Easiest A I ever made.
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]]>Here are a few wines I have good luck with (and not all are labels, but types):
*Any Vinho Verde – Portugese (a light, refreshing, slightly fizzy white – lovely.)
*Yellow Tail Cabernet-Shiraz (I’m not proud of how much Yellow Tail I drink, but…meh. I like it)
*Menage A Trois California Red Wine – very easy to drink, smooth, a little sweet.
*Blackstone Merlot is a reliable, good red but needs something strong paired with it like a tomato sauce
*Sauvignon Blanc is my current fav – any from Marlborough/Australia are pretty good including the Monkey Bay label
*Also, I like the Barefoot wines for a cheap hit after a bad day.
*And now I’m done. And I need a glass of wine. Go get me some.
Ha. More like 3-4 bottles a week.
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