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Wine country is lucky to have you.
Wish I could indulge it you feminine delicacies.
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proofread "fool" ^
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Temecula Wineries (there are many) produce reds, whites, and roses. Not sure about sparkling wines.
Callaway wines are there.
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Several great wineries, with great Mountain View’s, relaxing atmosphere, people watching. I’d gladly provide more information on my favorites if you would like.
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I like Ripple.
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Nice to know we have an english teacher with us.
Please review my post for mistakes.
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Big wino here and love the wines in Temecula. i feel they are underrated, but if you like big, bold reds; this is your place. Doffo, Hart and Robert Renzoni are some of my favs. Cougar has a lot of good Italian varietals and good Whites. Also try Akash is a good up and comer.
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Temecula is not far from you but I'd make a trip to Paso Robles or even SLO or Santa Ynez wine regions
RW
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The Thornton Winery makes a nice almond champagne that I like, and I seven like champagne. Plus it's open later for tasting than most others
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I always thought Napa was wine country.
xoTabie
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Napa has long been about the best in California, but Paso Robles area has just about caught up.
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^ Excuse me all of you, your forgetting about one of the best Wine Countries - Santa Ynez, Ca. Part of the Central Coast
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If you go to Sonoma, they'll tell you that Napa is only for auto parts.
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bordeaux is the only real wine country
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Korbel champagne cellars is in Sonoma Valley. A favorite.
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