Filed in archive Wine Accessories by tammy on February 14, 2007

The Wine Guide at About.com has some excellent ideas for gifts to give your sweetie today - the day of L-O-V-E.....Valentine's Day!

I admit to struggling with giving my husband anything, but this is usually an pretty easy pick - card and chocolate. However, Stacey does give you something to think about with her Top 10 Valentine's Day Gift Ideas for the Wine Lover. Here are her top two:

1) International Wine Accessories
Searching high and low for the perfect Valentine's gift? The International Wine Accessory website offers everything from wine cellars to stemware and a multitude of accessories to wine apparel - a great place to start the search for the perfect Valentine's day gift. Price Range: $6 - 5,000+

2) Wine Country Bed and Breakfast Get-Away
What could be more romantic than planning a special Valentine's getaway in the heart of America's Wine Country? This site features a variety of lodging options with prices starting at $100 a night.

I also like her idea of signing up for the chocolate of the month club, like the one available at Lake Champlain Chocolates (pictured).

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