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Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Boston Wine Expo: The Winner of Free Tickets & Some Insight

Would you like to win a free pair of tickets to the Boston Wine Expo?

Well, 23 people responded, seeking a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sunday Grand Tasting (valued at $170) at the Boston Wine Expo, which will be held February 15-16. The Expo will showcase over 185 wineries from all over the world, with over 1000 wines to sample. This is a huge wine event, presenting a unique opportunity to taste a diverse selection of wines and hopefully to find some new favorites.

Using RandomOrg, the Winner of the free tickets was determined to be: @Boston_Drinks. Congratulations and you can pick up your tickets at the Expo at the Will Call window with proper ID.

And if you did't win the tickets, I can offer you a discount for tickets to the Saturday or Sunday Grand Tastings. Just use the code “SOCIAL” (without quotes) to get 10% off your tickets.

If you are attending the Boston Wine Expo, please also check out my advice and suggestions for handling a large scale wine tasting. This past weekend, I attended the Mohegan Sun Wine Fest, another large tasting event, and much of my advice was relevant there as well, from beginning my day with a hearty breakfast to spitting plenty.

I will be attending the Boston Wine Expo and hope to see many of you there as well. And I'll even give you a little insight into some of the wines I'll be seeking out at the Expo. First, I will be sure to taste a number of Portuguese wines, and I mean more than just Port. Portugal offers some of the best wine values in the world, and their plethora of indigenous grapes can create some fascinating still wines. I highly recommend you check out the Portugal tables. Second, I always check out the South African tables, as I am a fan of Pinotage and believe some very interesting wines are coming out of that country.

What wines will you be seeking out at the Expo?

2 comments:

  1. Congratulations to the ticket winners!
    Good call on exploring Portugal and South Africa, Richard. Both are great places to look for quality and affordability. I've found some S.African Chenin Blanc ( um, I mean Steen ) recently that were quite enjoyable for the daily table, and I look forward to scoping out some more.
    Cheers!

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  2. Hello Richard....hoping to meet up with you for a taste of our elden selections' Burgundy in the Vintner's Reserve. We're also putting on a seminar on premier cru Cotes de Nuits and Beaune. Looking forward to it. All the best from Burgundy Dennis Sherman

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