Bold ways wine will change in 2017

New York

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If there are two words for wine in 2017, they're experimentation and exploration. An unquenchable thirst for the new means wines made from less well-known grapes, such as Verdejo, and unfamiliar regions in Portugal, South Africa and Arizona will gain buzz. The days when wine drinkers stuck with familiar brands, easy-to-pronounce grape names, and the standard bottle are gone forever.