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Regional Wine Writing Project: Napa North? How about Burgundy West?

By winecase | Published: October 19, 2008
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, [...]
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Wine Blogging Wednesday (aargh… Thursday, again) #45: Old World Riesling

By winecase | Published: May 8, 2008
I like riesling more than I think I do. What I mean to say is that as I pondered the theme of the May Wine Blogging Wednesday and tried to choose an Old World riesling for this contribution, I kept thinking about the many ways in which I’d enjoyed it, just over the last few months: [...]
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