Every Once In A While A Dog Enters Your Life ...


Enzi Chardonnay from Select Napa Valley Vineyards.


Rusty Red Blend from Rioja, Spain’s famous Finca Valpiedra Estate.


Photograph by Jacqui Silla .... And C ang


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And Changes E veryth ngthing . Dogs come into our lives to teach us about love.


They depart to teach us about loss.


Of the 1,056 wine labels in the Columbia Restaurant’s 50,000 bottle inventory, two selections will be of particular interest to the dog-loving oenophile. Rus Shepherd . Enzi C


Williams’ beloved German Shepherd who died of cancer in 2013.


A donation of $10 (minimum $25,000 annually) from every bottle sold is donate d to the University of Florida’s Small Animal Hospital for oncology research.


A new dog never replaces an old dog, but merely expands the heart.


lend is named after Richard Gonzmart’s German donn a y is named to honor Andrea Gonzmart


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