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Hungarian wine has ancient origins, dating back to at least the 5th century, when the Romans oc...
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SLOVAK VINE REGIONS Slovakia is divided in six wine-growing areas (picture 2): Small Carpathian...
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Picard Père et Fils is one of the largest wine producers and négociants in Burgundy and, with nea...
Vergne, the highest village in the Commune of Barolo, with vineyards planted to nebbiolo at heigh...
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United since the merger of two century-old trading houses, Cordier and Mestrezat.The Cordier Mest...
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The Boscaini family have been the owners of the Masi vineyards for six generations. Sandro Boscai...
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Old World on Snooth
June 2017
This bottle was part of a lot I bought on the website www.bidforwine.co.uk/auctions/show/114698.On the Cotes de Beaune in Burgundy there is a slope known as Mont Rachet [Bare Mountain] between the villages of Puligny and Chassagne [both of which have appended Montrachet to their names] The Chassagne-Montrachet appellation was originally created ... Read More
June 2017
I bought two bottles of this wine for £20 from the website www.bidforwine.co.uk/auctions/show/114020.Rully is an appellation created in 1939 [although viticulture in the area goes back to at least the Romans ] for red and white wines [although two-thirds of production is white ] from the communes of Rully and Chagny in the north of the Cotes Cha... Read More
June 2017
Cherry blossom, light watermelon and strawberry aromas are fun and fruity. Soft and round in the mouth, this has a chunky melon, fleshy strawberry palate with some herbal/green notes toward the finish. Read More
June 2017
OK, but nothing to write home about - with it's pear like nose it leads with the varietally correct nuances but doesn't really drive home. Drinkable and when cold a hot day quaffer. Read More
June 2017
Unlike the winemaker notes' description, I found this Chardonnay unremarkable, somewhat bland, and with little aroma. I have had less expensive wines from Olivier Leflaive and other Chardonnays with much more power and resonance. Read More
June 2017
I bought three bottles of this wine from the website www.bidforwine.co.uk/auctions/show/114770 for £15.I thought they had been well cellared because they were in good condition with the levels well into the neck.They are from the Medoc appellation. Geographically the Medoc is the entire penninsular north of the City of Bordeaux but the appellat... Read More
June 2017
A perfectly functional winenothing horrible about it, but, also, nothing memorable. Fairly light-bodied. Very light red fruit on the tip of the tongue. Quite acidic, which Im OK with, but might put off other tasters. Read More
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