Time to wine and relax in today’s Dee-lightful Finds

Posted: Sep 17, 2020 / 10:57 AM MDT / Updated: Nov 16, 2020 / 01:23 PM MST

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Did someone say wine dispenser? Dee Cortez has the top picks in this week’s Dee-lightful finds. Check them out!

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