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    • Vuelta a España por Vaso 2015
      • Stage 1: Puerto Banús to Marbella (Team Time Trial)
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      • Stage 11: Andorra La Vella to Cortais d’Encamp
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      • Stage 14: Vitoria-Gasteiz to Alto Campoo-Fuente del Chivo
      • Stage 15: Comillas to Sotres. Cabrales
      • Stage 16: Luarca to Ermita del Alba-Quirós
      • Stage 17: Burgos (Individual Time Trial)
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      • Stage 21: Alcalá de Henares to Madrid
    • Tour de France by the Glass 2015
      • Stage 1: Le Grand Départ – Individual Time Trial (Utrecht, Netherlands)
      • Stage 2: Utrecht to Zelande
      • Stage 3: Antwerp to Mur de Huy
      • Stage 4: Seraing to Cambrai
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      • Stage 6: Abbeville to Le Havre
      • Stage 7: Livarot to Fougères The Heart of Normandy
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      • Stage 10: Tarbes to La Pierre-St. Martin
      • Stage 11: Pau to Cauterets/Vallée de Saint Savin Peril in the Pyrénées!
      • Stage 12: Lannemezan to Plateau de Beille
      • Stage 13: Muret to Rodez
      • Stage 16: Bourg-de-Péages to Gap
      • Stage 17: Digne-les-Bains to Pra Loup
      • Stage 18: Gap to Saint Jean-de-Maurienne
      • Stage 19: Saint Jean de Maurienne to La Toussuire – Les Sybelles
      • Stage 20: Modane-Valfréjus to Alpe d’Huez
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    • Tour de France by the Glass 2016
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Category: Prosecco

October 16, 2020 theswirlingdervish

#Giro2020 Stage 14: An Individual Time Trial and the DOCG Prosecco Wines of Nino Franco

June 16, 2020 theswirlingdervish

Take Out and Sparkle at Home with Prosecco Superiore DOCG!

November 7, 2019 theswirlingdervish

Celebrating 100 Years of Nino Franco #Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco

November 30, 2018December 2, 2018 theswirlingdervish

A Trio of Italian Sparkling Wines for Your Holiday Table (#ItalianFWT)

November 19, 2018 theswirlingdervish

Welcome Your Holiday Guests with the Perfect Cocktail

August 13, 2018August 12, 2018 theswirlingdervish

August 13th is #NationalProseccoDay: Celebrate with Bubbles from Riondo Prosecco!

December 1, 2017December 3, 2017 theswirlingdervish

Christmas Traditions: Feast of the Seven Fishes and Sweet Treats by the Dozen

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Continuing my love affair with Bordeaux Blanc, which was stoked in a big way by my recent trip to the region with the folks from @millesima Tasted plenty of gorgeous red wines too, but there’s something about the blancs that really fires me up!
Cold and damp weather prompted a pairing of Lemony White Bean Soup with Turkey from @nytcooking and organic Vermentino from southern France. The soup with its splash of ginger, tomato paste, and cumin warms the bones, while the wine promises that the warm weather will return. I’m happy!
Lovely introduction to #virginiawine this afternoon in NYC. Started with a guided tasting of eight wines, which included a brief history of winemaking in the state and an overview of the unique terroirs.
Sunday was bright and breezy in NYC, perfect for this méthode ancestrale sparkling wine from Patrick Bottex in Bugey-Cerdon in Eastern France.
Gabe made my homecoming from a whirlwind week in Bordeaux so easy. The apartment was clean, the fridge full of groceries, and he cooked our dinner. Of course I had to bring him some tasty treats from my travels!
Getting so spoiled here in Bordeaux! Case in point: our lunch at @lamaison_estournel which is the hotel/restaurant associated with @cosdestournel in Saint Estephe. Ceviche of stone bass with mango, followed by faux-filet of beef with mixed Provençal peppers served with white and red wine from the esteemed winery. Dessert was a fresh strawberry tart with pistachio shortbread and whipped cream. Ooh La La!

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