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2. The Best Wines to Serve at Your Christmas Party - AOL

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   Have a cup of cheer with the best Christmas wines. These red, white, and sparkling wines are perfect for a gift, serving at dinner, or bringing to a party.

3. The Best Wine Pairings for Popular Christmas Cookies ... - AOL

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   Christmas cookie wine pairing: Port. As one of the sweetest, most dense, and richest Christmas candies, Fudge asks for a wine with a similar luxurious build. Enter: Port, a Portuguese fortified ...

4. Things are getting ugly as makers of Franzia boxed wine near ...

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   The makers of Franzia boxed wines near Ripon have joined another trend: the ugly Christmas sweater. Fans can buy them online for $45 or $50, including versions with battery-powered lights that ...

5. Vivino - Wikipedia

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   The Vivino app is available for download on Android and Apple devices. Vivino was founded in 2010 by Heini Zachariassen and Theis Søndergaard. As of 2022, Vivino had a wine database containing more than 15.8 million different wines and had nearly 61 million users. [1] In July 2013, the database had 1 million wines. [2]

6. Traveling Vineyard - Wikipedia

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   Traveling Vineyard representatives, called Wine Guides, pay one-time fees, and in return, the company sends them a Success Kit [2] with wine education materials (including notes on individual wine varietals and food pairings), sample accessories, tasting glasses, and ten bottles of wine for the first tastings. Traveling Vineyard also provides ...

7. Naked Wines - Wikipedia

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   Naked Wines' customers (called Angels) fund independent winemakers worldwide in return for wines at self-described "wholesale prices." [14] However, the Financial Times notes that most wines sold by Naked Wines are not available on the retail market, "making direct price comparisons virtually impossible," and most wines are priced "close to the usual retail price."