There are many good wine choices for Valentine's Day. Red Burgundy, when it's right, is as smooth and seductive as velvet. You can never go wrong with Champagne, especially rose Champagne. Here's another idea, one that will really make this year's Valentine's Day memorable: a Vintage Port with some age on it. Because we know some people associate Port with old men, smoking jackets and stuffy clubs, you might have to take a leap of faith here. But trust us: This is one sexy wine -- rich, relaxed and warming, with the sensuality of chocolate and the embrace of dinner by the fire.

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