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It's Christmas. Bring out the big bottles – and I mean that literally
I did another one of those fun collaborations with Sharman Yarnell, of Montreal radio station CJAD, this week. The theme was Holiday wine giving, by which she meant: what wine do you buy someone as a gift that will be distinctive and, hopefully, impressive.
I made many suggestions, from Alvaro Palacios’ Petalos, a scrumptious Bierzo with [...]
Posted in wine, wine trade Also tagged Berry Bros and Rudd, Borsao, Château Pétrus 1947, Christmas, Finca Allende, Henriques & Henriques, Insolite Importation, madeira, magnum, Mas La Plana, Orin Swift, Petalos, Pey La Tour, SAQ, The Prisoner, Waitrose, wine gifts, Wine Library 1 Comment
Regional Wine Writing Project: Napa North? How about Burgundy West?
When I decided to take part in the Regional Wine Writing Project, I started with Quebec, my homeland, which deserves a full introduction to just about anyone that is not a wine lover in Quebec itself. That was easy, in other terms, because just about everything remains to be said. Writing about Niagara, which is, [...]
Posted in wine Also tagged Cave Spring, chablis, chardonnay, Château des Charmes, Hernder, John Szabo, Konzelmann, Napa North, Niagara, Peninsula Ridge, pinot noir, Regional Wine Writing Project, Rief Estate, Riesling, Trius Leave a comment
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