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Soak And Sip - What Wine to Bring?

A snowy backcountry hot spring. Three bottles of wine. One unexpected winner. This Idaho winter adventure didn’t go as planned—but it turned into something even better.

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Soak And Sip - What Wine to Bring?
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United States · Idaho

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Hewitson Wines

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