California Wine Sampler Basket
March 9th, 2008
Bring a little wine tasting experience home with this unique sampler basket. A lively California Cabernet Sauvignon goes beautifully with a flavorful Havarti Cheese, Toasted Sesame Crackers, Zesty …
Bring a little wine tasting experience home with this unique sampler basket. A lively California Cabernet Sauvignon goes beautifully with a flavorful Havarti Cheese, Toasted Sesame Crackers, Zesty …
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