Sun, 15 Dec, 2013 - 00:00
MY first advice about Christmas wines is to relax. Matching wine with food is an inexact ‘science’, so my best advice is to drink your favourite wine this Christmas.
You don’t want to open a wildly expensive or long-treasured bottle and not like it, but feel ‘guilted’ into drinking it.
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