Mothers and Wine - a list by sharonboorstin

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Gypsy Canyon Angelica Wine

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An exquisite dessert wine handmade at Gypsy Canyon Vineyard in the Santa Rita Hills of Southern California's "Sideways" wine country. Made with ancient Mission grapes, which were originally planted by the Spanish missionaries, this velvety, sweet and floral wine is perfect for sipping as you contemplate your blessings in life.

Updated Apr 24, 2007

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Denis Colomb cashmere travel blanket

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Made of the finest cashmere in the world. Hand-woven in Nepal, the 52” by 79” blankets come in chocolate, mocha or kangaroo-beige colors. Add a top-scoring, hard-to-find Cult Cab from Napa. Voila! The perfect combo for flying high on a private jet.

Updated Apr 24, 2007

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The Spanek Vertical Roaster

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As a cook, I'm known for serving delicious but basically simple comfort food -- as in roast chicken that has crisp skin yet amazingly moist meat. My secret? A simple gizmo that costs only $19.95: the Spanek vertical roasting stand. Put it in a roasting pan, impale your chicken on it and roast. For my tips on the seasonings to use, check out my novel with recipes -- "Cookin' for Love." on Amazon.com For the Spanek roasting stand:

Updated Apr 24, 2007

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Surfas Silicone Baking Mat

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My husband watches his carbs all day, but at night, he watches old movies on TCM. That's when he indulges in my homemade chocolate-chip cookies. My secret to making perfect cookies isn't the recipe--it's the cookie sheet. Who needs grease when you have a silicone baking mat?!

Updated Apr 24, 2007

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1989 Charles Lafitte Orqueil de France Champagne

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I love Veuve, Dom and Krug, but I also search for bubbly from boutique Champagne houses. The 1989 Charles Lafitte Orgueil de France has notes of luscious fruit, nuts and grain and a vibrancy that lingers. Usually $80 and up -- when you can find it -- it's only $68.99 on DrinkUPNY.com -- and they'll throw in overnight shipping for free!

Updated Apr 25, 2007

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Bottega Del Vino Crystal Wine Glasses

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If you're going to drink expensive Champagne -- and one should, to celebrate life! -- fine crystal Champagne glasses are a must. (I always have a pair on hand.) My favorite is the 10 and a half-inch tall flute that's hand-blown Italy by Bottego del Vino, $40 each. Tell them you learned about them on www.womenwine.com, and you'll get a discount.

Updated Apr 25, 2007

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