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10 top wine matches for a vegetarian Christmas

10 top wine matches for a vegetarian Christmas

Posted on December 7 2011 at 11:37

Vegetarians often get overlooked at this time of year so if you’re vegetarian yourself or cooking for one here are some perfect pairings for some delicious festive recipes from the web.

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