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Bridging the Gap Between Summer and Fall Wines By PETER HELLMAN It's now time for what I call segue wines, which are the equivalent of cotton sweaters. They're of a class whose duty it is to be not merely refreshing, like summer wines, or to carry weight and richness, like winter wines, but to be somewhere in between. They are the mid-weights that ease us into the season when the crickets become silent and the evenings turn crisp. Staking Out Brooklyn Turf for a Winery From Mexico to India, the Wine Way Nectar Wine Bar Brings Downtown Vibe to Harlem French Willing To Try Screw Caps Products For the Perfect Picnic The Lowdown on Wine Delivery to the Hamptons and Fire Island A Local Push for Iberian Juice Food Blogger Takes on the Biggest Name in Wine: Robert Parker Little-Known West Coast Vintages Head East Where Wine Is A One-Woman Show Say 'Bonjour' To the Free Market 'Black' Is Back - But at a High Price A Bank Vault Turned Wine Cellar
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