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Vinodelphia 2012


While the Philadelphia Eagles Stadium would not bring to most the thought of wine (beer, soft pretzels Cheesesteaks, or tailgating perhaps?), Lincoln Financial Field was in fact this year's venue for the 11th annual Philadelphia Wine Festival 2012. Sponsored by Philadelphia Magazine , PA Wine & Spirits Stores & Lexus. As always, proceeds benefit the Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia (CHOP).

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Dawn broke for our third day (9/21/11) in the Kingdom of Navarra (Twitter, Facebook) with brilliant signs pointing to even more glorious weather to accompany our travels around this Spanish wine kingdom.  From the window of my hotel room at the historic Palacio Guandelain in Pamplona, I could see and hear the rumblings of the (rare) early rising Navarrans in the plaza that stretched out from the hotel front.  I couldn't wait to get started on our travels back to the Ribera Alta sub-region of the Navarra DO appellation.  I felt rather rested, since I had given my body the morning off from my usual run, following my great success at getting thoroughly lost, the prior morning. We cruised down the carretera nacional to our first stop led by our trusty guide, Michael “Miguel” Mantilla (ARGOS Wine Consulting/Kraynick & Associates, Inc.). The village of San MartĂ­n de Unx Read on...

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