Marc David Broidy was a trustee at Pitzer College Claremont, where he was vice-chair of the audit committee and involved in corporate governance.. In his spare time, Marc Broidy enjoys reading, French/France, writing, and wines.
Wine has been produced for over 4000 years, making it one of humanity's oldest drinks. It has evolved into a diverse and widely available alcoholic beverage that varies from a cold white to a powerful, rich crimson. Although there are various wines in circulation worldwide and people's tastes and preferences vary, certain wines stand out as the best.
One of the best-rated wines is the 2016 Catena Zapata Adrianna Vineyard Fortuna Terrae Malbec. Thanks to its delicate and subtle nature, which promises depth and character with each taste, anyone may appreciate it. It is rich and fresh simultaneously, full-bodied and layered, making it a critic's favorite. And you may use the fragrant bottle to amuse family or friends over dinner.
Also, the 2006 Sine Qua Non Syrah is another highly regarded wine. Its silky tannins and layered thick flavor make it incredibly popular, with only 442 cases produced, making it quite difficult to find. However, it is finest when let to mature and delivers a range of fragrances such as blueberry pie, blackberry, touches of chocolate, and Asian spices.
