
Long Island by the Bottle: Bedell Cellars 2017 Petit Verdot
This wine makes the case for petit verdot’s potential on Long Island.
This wine makes the case for petit verdot’s potential on Long Island.
As we head into the holiday season, let’s look at a local wine that’s worth the splurge.
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What we hear can affect how we taste. • Illustration by Dorothy Acierno