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Latest issue, sent Wednesday, September 16: 5 stories, including The Ultimate Chillable Red: Sulauze's Provençal Syrah 'Les Amis'.

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From the September 16 issue

5 stories, one email

  1. Sulauze's Les Amis: A Perfect Chillable Red to Share with Friends, Family & Lovers
  2. Tiberio's Tour of Abruzzo in Three Colors
  3. Almost-Forgotten Treasure from Niepoort in the Dão
  4. Eyrie Vineyards Pinot Noir Pair: American Viticultural Heritage, Bottled
  5. Super Limited, Super Special Chablis from Moreau-Naudet
The Ultimate Chillable Red: Sulauze's Provençal Syrah 'Les Amis'

The Ultimate Chillable Red: Sulauze's Provençal Syrah 'Les Amis'

September calls for a particular kind of wine. Warm afternoons still demand something cool and refreshing, but the first crisp evenings have us craving the earthier flavors of fall.

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