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I enjoy red wine and drink a glass or two every day. I have read that
"oaked" red wine has more antioxidents than "unoaked" red wine. Since I drink red wine anyway, I'd like to buy some that is aged in real oak barrels. How do I find these wines? Reading descriptions in the liquor stores doesn't tell me anything. I have been surfing the internet and have found a few wine producers who claim that they use real oak barrels, but I can't find their wines in my local liquor stores. Are there any commonly available oaked red wines that are in almost every store? If possible, I'd like to sample the difference between French oaked and American oaked. Thanks !! Nia |
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