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Merlot Wines | Prices, Types, & Reviews
Merlot has a bad reputation in the United States. Perhaps this is because, for years, before the American market began to change and wine-drinkers in the United States began experimenting with a wider variety of wines, Merlot was the most popular wine in the country, and not always made particularly well. It is not difficult to see why people loved it so much: Merlot produces a wine of soft fruit and lush mouthfeel. It is, in its American varietal incarnation, easy to drink and easy to enjoy. As a result, uninformed wine snobs began to turn their noses up at it, dismissing it as a simple and one-dimensional wine.
Those in the know, however, never doubted its potential. Merlot, after all, is one of the main...[more about Merlot wines]
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