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by tammy on January 12, 2007

But, first, here's the low down from The Boston Herald:
Tyler Balliet is a wine connoisseur.
But he isn't much of an expert on $200 bottles of Bordeaux. He's a fan of the $15 bottle of wine you pick up at the liquor store on the way to a dinner party.
So last month Balliet, 26, began publishing The Second Glass - a magazine dedicated to covering wines and champagnes that fall under the $20 price tag.
Balliet, a Boston resident, said he works part time in a liquor store and many customers ask questions about lower-priced wines, not regularly covered by publications such as Wine Spectator and Decanter.
"I really wanted to start a non-pretentious magazine," Balliet said.
The Second Glass is meant to be a magazine for the everyday drinker rather than the upscale enthusiast.
The magazine's debut issue contains articles on topics such as what wine to bring when meeting in-laws - "an essential guide for bringing wine to the people who will drive you crazy for the rest of your life," the magazine says.
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Response from:
Mark
(07/24/09 12:04am)
Good luck with the new venture! We're focusing on the other end of the wine market, but I think it's probably a better time for you to be getting into the business then it is for us!
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