Since 1976, when Steven Spurrier—the tastemaker British wine writer who passed away March 9 at age 79—first hand-selected wines from California for a Paris tasting

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Welcome to the Inaugural Jewish Link Wine Guide! (For the 2022 Jewish Link Wine Guide, please visit this link: https://www.jlinkwineguide.com/) Table of Contents   Publisher’s Note by

 Dear Readers, It gives me great pride to present to you our inaugural Jewish Link Wine Guide, of which we are proudly distributing over 40,000