Tuesday, May 15, 2012 - Page updated at 10:10 p.m.
Wine Adviser: Paul Gregutt
My column is all about sharing the joy of exploring all the world of wine. I want to guide people to make inspired choices, and encourage them to try as many different styles of wine as they can. I will always seek out the best wines at the best prices.
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Roll out the rosés, and we'll have a barrel of fun | Wine Adviser NEW - 7:00 PM
Saturday, May 5
Grenache grapes have come roaring back in Washington | Wine Adviser
Saturday, April 28
Viva, Washington's improving viognier! | Wine Adviser NEW - 7:00 PM
Saturday, April 14
Nibble and sip your way around Vancouver | Wine Adviser
Saturday, April 7
Opa! Here's to delightful Greek wines | Wine Adviser
Saturday, March 31
Wine-O Adviser | Heard about the new Parker wine-rating system?
Saturday, March 24
Wine is the star in group tastings | Wine Adviser
Saturday, March 17
A passion for appassimento wines in Walla Walla | Wine Adviser
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