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Merlot's Rage But Redone
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Merlot's Rage But Redone
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Dr. Merlot's Rage
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🇫🇷 🍷 Happy Tuesday! Enjoying this excellent blend of mainly Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon by André Lurton from Bordeaux tonight. Brand new arrival in LCBO VINTAGES earlier this month and a highly recommended buy! Full review: https://rebrand.ly/at2phh1 . 2022 Château de Rochemorin Pessac-Léognan (93 pts, $40)
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Cabernet vs Merlot for Summer Meals: A Simple Guide
CABERNET VS. MERLOT FOR SUMMER MEALS Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot can both work at a summer table, but they play very different roles. Cabernet is firmer, darker, and more structured. Merlot is softer, rounder, and easier to sip when the evening is warm. WHAT TO CHOOSE - Cabernet Sauvignon: best with grilled steak, ribs, burgers with bacon, and anything smoky or rich. - Merlot: a better fit for barbecue chicken, roast vegetables, lighter sauces, and softer flavors. - Warm weather tip: hot, humid evenings often make full-bodied reds feel heavier, so a medium-bodied wine can be more refreshing. THE SIMPLE RULE If the meal has strong char, fat, and spice, Cabernet usually has the backbone to match it. If the food is lighter or a little sweeter, Merlot often feels more balanced. For summer meals, the best bottle is the one that supports the food instead of overpowering it. That is the real difference between Cabernet and Merlot at the table.
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