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On my way home from a two-week road trip, I stopped at a friend's house for dinner and a long catch-up. Even after all those days on the road, I still brought a bottle of wine to share. Fresh, lively, elegant, and sparkling, it was a perfect wine for the evening, which is why the Dry Creek Vineyard 2023 Sparkling Chenin Blanc, is the Please The Palate Wine of the Week.

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After Nebbiolo Prima at the end of last year, where I blind tasted more than 100 Nebbiolo wines across producers and appellations in Piemonte, my palate has become more deeply tuned to the grape’s range and precision. So when I started the new year with an invitation to a Nebbiolo-focused dinner with Luca Bosio of Luca Bosio Vineyards, I did not hesitate. After all, there are ve...

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Lambrusco is one of the most underrated wines out there. Far removed from the sweet, “nice on ice” styles of the ’70s and ’80s, Lambrusco is vibrant, food-friendly, and incredibly versatile, like the Saint Enzo’s 2024 Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro, the Please The Palate Wine of the Week.

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Some days, I do not want to contemplate what I am going to drink. I just want to enjoy a wine without too much thought. With the words "less fuss, more fun" on the label, the Unsanctioned 2024 Pinot Gris from Oregon caught my eye, and I knew that it was perfect for my mood. Crisp, refreshing, and easy drinking, the Unsanctioned 2024 Pinot Gris from Oregon was no fuss and lots of...

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Sometimes a wine grabs your attention before you even take a sip. That was the case with the Copain Daybreak Red Wine. It sat on my table and the translucent purple color reflected in the light. I was intrigued. And I was not disappointed when I opened it. Vibrant and compelling, the Copain 2024 Daybreak Red is the Please The Palate wine of the week.

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