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Amuse Bouche: Kosher wine more than just Manischewitz

The Jewish holiday of Passover Seder is celebrated with drinking Kosher wine, and traditionally, a really sweet red wine is served. Great article by Bill Daley explores several California Kosher wines, from white to red, none of them sweet.

Source: March 24, 2010 Chicago Tribune article

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Amuse Bouche: Kosher wine more than just Manischewitz

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