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Rosés For Summer - Barrel to Bottle Goes Off the Beaten Path

Explore some off the beaten path rosés this week on Barrel to Bottle.
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Rosé Can You See - Barrel to Bottle Globetrots For Crispy Rosés

Rosé Can You See - Barrel to Bottle Globetrots For Crispy Rosés

Take a trip around the world for some of our favorite 2023 Rosés, perfect for warm weather or any weather.
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Fino Fiends and Manzanilla Maniacs - Making Sense of Sherry

Fino Fiends and Manzanilla Maniacs - Barrel to Bottle Makes Sense of Sherry

Are you a fino fiend? Manic for manzanilla? Amorous for Amontillado? Or maybe you have no idea what any of that means. Whether you're a sherry vet or a sherry noob, this episode has something for you.
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Delicious Wines for Mother’s Day & Summer Brunches

Wines for Mother’s Day & Summer Brunches

Our favorite wines for brunch on Mother's Day and throughout the summer.
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Rosé Wines - Barrel to Bottle: Rosés For All Seasons

Rosés are one of our most popular items and as summer approaches, it's the perfect time to enjoy these easy-drinking, quaffable wines.But they're great any time of the year as well.
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All the Ways to Rosé

Rosé season has begun! With an ever-expanding selection of rosé wines to choose from, the difference between selections is not always clear. We’re here to discuss some of the more popular wine regions creating these rosy hued spring sippers.
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Willamette Valley Virtual Tasting

Since the region was first planted with Pinot Noir in the mid-1960s, the Willamette Valley has caught the attention of wine consumers around the world.
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The Women of Binny's Stop and Smell the Rosé Wines

Binny's Tasting Panel: The Women of Binny's Stop and Smell the Rosés

The Women of Binny's top 5 rosés for summer sipping
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Binny's Home Bartender: Adonis

Sherry has long had an unfair reputation. Dismissed as the stuffy drink of choice for aging British aristocrats, or sickly sweet jug wine more suited to cooking than drinking. Fortunately the variety and quality of sherry is being rediscovered.
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