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2021 Year in Review from CellarTracker!

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A look at the trends and insights from our collective cellar Hi {NAME}, Thank you for being an incre

A look at the trends and insights from our collective cellar [2020 CellarTracker Year in Review]( Hi {NAME}, Thank you for being an incredibly valued member of our wine community at CellarTracker. With a new year upon us, we wanted to reflect on last year by taking a walk through our collective cellar. The [CellarTracker Year in Review]( provides an insightful look at what we were drinking and cellaring in 2021. Take a look to see how your own 2021 wine experiences match up! You can also download the full report (available as a PDF) below. View all of our top 10 wine lists—discover the wines consumed most, what people are adding to their cellars, and which producers are trending up with collectors. [Download the Full Report]( We hope you enjoy this snapshot into our community nearly as much as you enjoyed the wine you drank in 2021. Cheers to a wonderful new year together! Thanks, Eric and the CellarTracker team [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [LinkedIn]( [Instagram]( This email was sent to {EMAIL}. You are currently subscribed to receive email from CellarTracker. [Click here to unsubscribe]( ©2022 CellarTracker! [Contact Us](

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