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Dec 14, 2009 10:55AM EST

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Dec 13, 2009 8:10PM EST

Elizabeth R. replied to a comment by Elizabeth R. on RICHARD FRISBIE :: FINE WINES - book review

"I don't go for the cheap wine, Richard. I would rather have wine less frequently and have quality. Like you, I like a very smooth red wine and whites very dry. Thank you for this input, Mariana. Will have . . ." more

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Location: Saugerties, NY

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tfwbookreviews.gather.com is a place where you can find book reviews of travel guides, travel writing, cook books, wine and spirits books - basically only reviews of non-fiction books about food, wine and travel. I'd like to keep it focused, so please . . .