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Village Wines
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Well... almost. Hoyt is as close to being a Master Sommelier as most of us will ever meet. One of the many benefits of purchasing your wine from this store will be knowing its owner, Hoyt Hill, and hearing his great stories. One of Hoyt's many entertaining tales is one about his experience taking the Master Sommelier exam. And while he is not one of the few 170 or so individuals who carry this title, he might as well be. The man has devoted his life to fine wine and has an encyclopedic knowledge of Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhone, Mosel, Piedmont, and Tuscan wines, to name a few. I respect his opinion and recommendations above anyone else I know. But don't just go here for Leroy and DRC Burgundies, first growth Bordeaux, and a great selection of late harvest Riesling. Email Hoyt with special requests and he will search at length to meet your needs. And join the email list and learn for yourself that you will have access to Nashville's best prices on sub-$10 bottles with ratings 90+. And please, if you walk in the store and ask for a suggestion for a bottle of wine, be sure to take this man seriously because he knows more about wine than most people in the Southeast. Another benefit of being on the email list here is having access to the fantastic but reasonably-priced tastings and wine dinners arranged by Hoyt at some of the finest restaurants in Nashville. Please, make Village Wines your source for all your wine -- ageworthy and daily drinking alike -- and you will certainly not be disappointed.
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