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"Passover, believe it or not, is a big holiday for drinking wine. In the seder, if you follow the traditions of the haggadah guide book, you are supposed to drink four cups of wine before the night is through. That makes it quite important to make sure you have nice wine to serve.   Who wants to drink four cups of bad wine? Year after year, whether I end up at with family or at a friend&amp;#039;s seder, I&amp;#039;ve always sought out the same bottle of wine, because I know I like it. I usually prefer red wine on Passover, especially for the portion of the seder where you place drops on your plate to symbolize the ten plagues-the first one being blood. Some people do like drinking white wine on Passover, which is also completely acceptable. But at my seders, brisket is typically the main dish, so a red wine happens to suit quite well with the tender, red meat and its sauce. If you&amp;#039;re not into red wine, or are looking for other pairing suggestions, definitely check out our guide to wine.   So this bottle that I always look for (and now my dad looks for too, since he heard about it from me and also really likes it) is one of the only Kosher wines from the Rioja region of Spain. Ramon Cardova Rioja is a full-bodied red made of 100% tempranillo grapes, and I can safely say that it&amp;#039;s my Passover favorite. Not to mention it&amp;#039;s affordable!   I know when I do my Passover wine shopping this year, I&amp;#039;ll be looking for the red and yellow label that looks just like the flag of Spain, and I know my guests will be impressed!  Try our Passover recipes--they&amp;#039;re delicious! And don&amp;#039;t forget to come visit us to see how and where we develop all our recipes. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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