51.   Too many people buy wines they think they should have, rather than wines they enjoy.

52.   Traditionally, the Chartronnais bought wine from the chateaus, bottled it, aged it, sold it and shipped it.

53.   To qualify for the competition in Paris, a bistro must buy its wine either from a cooperative or a small producer in the Beaujolais region.

54.   Welcome to buying wine on line, a world where politics is at play and the rules and regulations can trace their roots to the bygone era of Prohibition.

55.   What wines are people buying in the supermarket and at large drugstores?

56.   When Jefferson bought the wine he called it, simply Rozan.

57.   Wine books can aid in understanding restaurant wine lists and buying wine at the store.

58.   You buy your wine, if you want any, at the carryout across the street.