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Fine Selection
Visit our Fine Selections for those who have a keen palate!
Cigars
Check out our Cigar section for our unbelievable sizes and selections!
Featured Beers
If you like our wines than you will LOVE our beers!
Patron Assistance
Boulevard Wine and Spirits are proud to serve its patrons, and ask that you participate in our Friends and Family Email listing so we may better serve you. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please feel free to contact any of our associates at (410) 998-9105 or at patronassistance@blvdwinesspirit.com.
Business/Personal Gift Ideas and Suggestions
The Boulevard Wine and Spirits staff are qualified to assist you in selecting gifts for family members or friends, for special occasions, or for business gatherings. We are here to recommend our best selection of liquors for your special occasion.
We provide you with several ideas that are geared towards your event - from a single selection to a grouping of our finest products; our staff is here to assist you. If you provide us with a budget, we will work within those guidelines and we guarantee you will be satisfied with our selection.
Please feel free to contact our staff at ideas@blvdwinesspirit.com if you need assistance for your event.
Stocking the Cellar?
Whether you are just beginning a wine cellar or you are a seasoned wine connoisseur, we are here to provide you with the sophisticated and tasteful wine that will impress at any of your events. We take your tastes and interests in selecting quality wine to stock your cellar. If you need our assistance in stocking your wine cellar, please feel free to contact us at cellar@blvdwinesspirit.com.
How to choose a good wine
| Red wines go best with red meats. Within red wines, there are essentially three levels of heaviness: a Pinot Noir wine being the lightest, followed by a robust-bodied Merlot, and with Cabernet Sauvignon being the big slugger best brought out with serious steak dishes. White wine, best with poultry and fish, is lightest as a Pinot Grigio, followed by Chardonnay, then finally Sauvignon or Fume Blanc. Both color wines can accompany fruit and cheese, although the compatibility varies from bottle to bottle. |
