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16Jun2006

Wine Blogging Wednesday #22 Wrap-up

DateFriday, June 16, 2006 at 3:29PM

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Wine Blogging Wednesday #22 host Tim Elliot of Wine Cast, the excellent wine podcast site, has posted his wrap-up of this month’s event. The topic of WBW #22 was red wines under 12.5% alcohol. While to some that may appear to be a challenging quest, by the results it was easy to find nice wines if you drink French wine.

You can find Tim’s synopisis of WBW #22 at his website from the link below:

http://winecast.net/?p=400 

 You can read my contribution to WBW #22 from the link below:

http://winecamp.squarespace.com/journal/2006/6/13/tiny-dancer-wbw-22.html 

 

 

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