At Rebsamen, we are always trying to make the customer experience more aesthetically pleasing, as well as pleasing to the palate and the wallet. So we had a guy do some art! A friend of the store created some vines and grapes to spruce up our window displays. Now, when you look at our storefront, you won't just see our friendly faces, information about sales, and fine wines and spirits themselves. You'll also see vines and grapes.

Thanksgiving requires a lot of thought, planning, and preparation. As hectic as things get, it's a good idea to remember one of the most important parts of any great feast: the wine.

Turkey is a wonderfully flexible main course when it comes to wine pairings. It's light enough that white wine works, yet sturdy enough to be accompanied by a light red like a Pinot Noir or, my personal favorite, a Beaujolais. Since Thanksgiving is a celebratory feast, after all, it's a happy coincidence that Champagne and other sparkling wine goes great with turkey as well.

If your Thanksgiving involves red meat rather than turkey, you can always go for a heavier red like Cabernet Sauvignon.

Regardless of what you choose, make sure you put some thought into your wine selection. It can make the meal!