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12-31-1999, 09:34 AM,
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Aria, you never heard of Merlot, or you never heard of that particular Merlot?

In any event, merlot is a grape. It is used to help soften the red wines of Bordeaux, France and it is used throughout the world as a varietal (single-grape-named wine).

If you are a fan of Lambrusco drinking Merlot will take some getting used to on your part. It is dry, and depending upon who produces it, it can be a little "cherry-like" or austere. It is generally softer than the big, bold red wines like Cabernet Sauvignon or Zinfandel (not White Zinfandel).
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