Cotes-du-Rhone may be an ideal all-purpose red wine: It’s great to sip by itself, and it pairs beautifully with a wide variety of foods, from braised chicken and beef to hearty grilled meats. The Chateau de Marjolet 2015 is outstanding, and a terrific value at just $15. This week’s recommendations include two lighter reds from Italy and France, an Oregon pinot noir and a flowery, fruity white from Armenia [ . . . ]
More: Why this French wine might be the most versatile red around – The Washington Post
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