Top 10 wine spots, none in U.S.

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4-13-2009 @ 6:24AM

nzm said...

Tom:

Don't be so touchy!

If the author was "balancing out different regions and meeting reader expectations" then surely one of the US wine regions would have been included?

As for writing that picking an Australian region and a New Zealand region is "doubling up", that's like saying US and Canada are the same country. Same with the 2 South American choices, for that matter.

Most US wines are insipid at the least - watery versions of what can be found overseas. That is, with the exception of a very nice pinot that we recently tried in San Francisco from J Winery. We liked it so much that we drove up to the winery and bought more!

Face it, there are better wines made in other areas of the world. The last time I looked, I didn't see that the universe revolved around the US!

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