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    <title>Seven Sips Off the Beaten Path: New Hampshire&#039;s Most Overlooked Wine Bars, Ranked by Vibe</title>
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    <description>You don&#039;t need to drive to Boston for a serious glass of wine. From a converted barn on the Lakes Region to a candlelit cellar in North Conway, these seven under-the-radar spots prove the Granite State pours better than it gets credit for.</description>
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    <description>December in New Hampshire tastes like dark amber maple, crisp heirloom apples, and cave-aged cheese from just down the road. We checked in with chefs from Portsmouth to Hanover to see how they&#039;re translating a Granite State winter onto the plate — and which dishes are worth bundling up for.</description>
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