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I' ll Drink to That!

Kevin and I went on a wine tasting tour with the local Lion's club this past Saturday (he's now a member). They chartered a bus and we went to 5 different wineries in Paso Robles. I have never really cared much for wine, but we learned that there are some that we both really liked. I discovered the sweeter type dessert wines are my favorites and that the more you let a wine sit and "breathe" the better the flavor gets. We had a great time with a lot of great people! You can definitely sign us up for the next trip. I am adding some of my favorites to my Christmas wish list.

Tobin James -- Charisma
Meridian -- Limited Release * Cabernet Sauvignon Blanc
Eberle -- Muscat Canelli

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momoftheyear said…
Wow, 2 posts in one week? Unemployment is really working out for you! I've always wanted to go wine tasting, but keep getting knocked up. Someday...you'll have to take me.

Tara
1:17 PM
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