e·no·phile also oe·no·phile

The Economical Oenophile ( By Robert Parker)

Years ago I wrote in The Wine Advocate that Dan Kravitz was perhaps the top U.S. importer of wines priced under $10 a bottle. Even though the dollar bought a lot more then, Kravitz still has a knack for finding good wines at great prices. Hand Picked Selections, his Warrenton (Va.) company, distributes in most major markets. You can also track down his wines by contacting the company at (540) 347-9400 or info@hpswine.com, or visiting the Web site, winemerchant.net.


e·no·phile also oe·no·phile (ē'nə-fīl')
n.

1. One who appreciates and enjoys wine.
2. A collector of wine.

[Greek oinos, wine + –PHILE.]