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If you’d have asked the “experts” even 30 years ago, they would have said, “Wine doesn’t pair with chocolate.” Traditional rules dating back to the French aristocracy governed the pairing of wines with foods, and there was no room for experimentation.Fortunately, SBJ wine reviewers Brian and Ceecee Goodell say those rules are now antiquated, and in today’s world, you can drink what you like. Click here for the story.

If you’d have asked the “experts” even 30 years ago, they would have said, “Wine doesn’t pair with chocolate.” Traditional rules dating back to the French aristocracy governed the pairing of wines with foods, and there was no room for experimentation.
Fortunately, SBJ wine reviewers Brian and Ceecee Goodell say those rules are now antiquated, and in today’s world, you can drink what you like. Click here for the story.

If you’d have asked the “experts” even 30 years ago, they would have said, “Wine doesn’t pair with chocolate.” Traditional rules dating back to the French aristocracy governed the pairing of wines with foods, and there was no room for experimentation.Fortunately, SBJ wine reviewers Brian and Ceecee Goodell say those rules are now antiquated, and in today’s world, you can drink what you like. Click here for the story.

If you’d have asked the “experts” even 30 years ago, they would have said, “Wine doesn’t pair with chocolate.” Traditional rules dating back to the French aristocracy governed the pairing of wines with foods, and there was no room for experimentation.
Fortunately, SBJ wine reviewers Brian and Ceecee Goodell say those rules are now antiquated, and in today’s world, you can drink what you like. Click here for the story.

If you’d have asked the “experts” even 30 years ago, they would have said, “Wine doesn’t pair with chocolate.” Traditional rules dating back to the French aristocracy governed the pairing of wines with foods, and there was no room for experimentation.Fortunately, SBJ wine reviewers Brian and Ceecee Goodell say those rules are now antiquated, and in today’s world, you can drink what you like. Click here for the story.

If you’d have asked the “experts” even 30 years ago, they would have said, “Wine doesn’t pair with chocolate.” Traditional rules dating back to the French aristocracy governed the pairing of wines with foods, and there was no room for experimentation.
Fortunately, SBJ wine reviewers Brian and Ceecee Goodell say those rules are now antiquated, and in today’s world, you can drink what you like. Click here for the story.

If you’d have asked the “experts” even 30 years ago, they would have said, “Wine doesn’t pair with chocolate.” Traditional rules dating back to the French aristocracy governed the pairing of wines with foods, and there was no room for experimentation.Fortunately, SBJ wine reviewers Brian and Ceecee Goodell say those rules are now antiquated, and in today’s world, you can drink what you like. Click here for the story.

If you’d have asked the “experts” even 30 years ago, they would have said, “Wine doesn’t pair with chocolate.” Traditional rules dating back to the French aristocracy governed the pairing of wines with foods, and there was no room for experimentation.
Fortunately, SBJ wine reviewers Brian and Ceecee Goodell say those rules are now antiquated, and in today’s world, you can drink what you like. Click here for the story.

If you’d have asked the “experts” even 30 years ago, they would have said, “Wine doesn’t pair with chocolate.” Traditional rules dating back to the French aristocracy governed the pairing of wines with foods, and there was no room for experimentation.Fortunately, SBJ wine reviewers Brian and Ceecee Goodell say those rules are now antiquated, and in today’s world, you can drink what you like. Click here for the story.

If you’d have asked the “experts” even 30 years ago, they would have said, “Wine doesn’t pair with chocolate.” Traditional rules dating back to the French aristocracy governed the pairing of wines with foods, and there was no room for experimentation.
Fortunately, SBJ wine reviewers Brian and Ceecee Goodell say those rules are now antiquated, and in today’s world, you can drink what you like. Click here for the story.

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Posted online August 5, 2017 | 11:10 pm

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