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Do you have a hard time choosing the best Christmas wines to serve?
You know the moment at the liquor store: You’re standing in front of the display, going through your menu, trying to remember who is coming to dinner and what they liked to drink last year…
Here’s one of my best kept secrets…
It’s called extreme altitude wine and it’s a wine unlike anything you’ve ever tasted (ordering through this link and the links below benefits Gateway Pundit – thank you for your support!).
Blackberry, leather, smoke, and little dark cherry. This stuff packs a punch!
Imagine pouring a glass over Christmas dinner that comes directly from the highest vineyards in the entire world… up to 9,000 ft!
Any higher and the grapes wouldn’t be able to survive!
Why should you listen to me?
I’ve been called America’s Top Wine Explorer – but in reality…
…I’m just a regular American who got tired of those flimsy wines you find at most supermarkets – you know the kind… the cheap throat-burning reds…the syrupy yellow whites…
Recently, I came across a unique wine previously unheard of in the US…
Up until now, you’d have to travel thousands of miles (and a 5 hour drive on treacherous dirt roads) just to get your hands on a single bottle.
Heck, I nearly died trying to find some of these remote vineyards… The wine is that special!
Want to give them a try?
As a special Christmas deal for Gateway Pundit readers, I’ve arranged for you to get $60 off your very own supply of extreme altitude wine…
The best part? These red wines pair great with that holiday filet or prime rib you’ll be having.
Simply click here to get started…
Cheers,
Will Bonner
P.S. Order by December 12th and you’ll get $60 off this perfect Christmas wine. But these wines are made in very small quantities. So we will run out quickly.
Click here to reserve your extreme altitude wines…
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