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James Beard Award winner Bill Ward has been covering wine for the better part of a century (the 21st). His “Liquid Assets” column runs in the Minneapolis Star Tribune. He loves food, wine, sports, music, travel and his way-better half, Sandy.Follow Bill
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*Do vintages matter? Only to a (price) point. And less than ever bit.ly/1ag9BoH
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*The year that was. Or was it? bit.ly/WJEuKW
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*Many do judge wine by its cover http://bit.ly/rqU31d-
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Linkin’ logs 5-14-12
Around those tubes known as the Internet: The compound known as resveratrol, found in red wine, has proven beneficial to our health in sundry ways, but this is a first: The government is testing to see if it can slow … Continue reading