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[The Simple Girl's Sommelier] California Cellars Chardonnay, 2006, Isleton, CA. So it's been a while, no? Yeah. My bad. Being a college student is rough sometimes. Especially this past month. No excuse, by anyway. I got a facebook message from a fan asking for some ...
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