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Eric Miller, owner and winemaker of Chaddsford Winery, learned his craft in France's prestigious Burgundy region and apprenticed at his parents' Hudson Valley winery.
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Marnie is one of the country’s top wine educators and Philadelphia’s highest-profile sommelier. Recognized for her energetic performance style and intuitive explanations, Marnie has a refreshingly common-sense approach to complex wine topics.
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I approach each season as an opportunity to feast on new flavors. So while I am sad to see fresh tomatoes and peppers leave my family's table (just as I am sad to see my summer tan fade), I am equally happy to enter into the heart of autumn's bounty.
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