A visit to Antinori
Last week I was fortunate enough to tour several Antinori estates in Central Italy. Though we had previously visited Tignanello and Guado al Tasso, I was keen to see other properties
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Goedhuis & Co
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Goedhuis & Co
The delicious Barolo 2005s
This post should carry a health-warning: It is very very long. However, the delicious 2005 Barolos are deserving of every letter, space and punctuation mark. They showed fantastically well at our portfolio tasting
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Top 10 Bordeaux 2008 under £200
Often the proof of the quality of a vintage is not just in the big names at high prices. We have felt right from the first tastings that (as in 2005) there are some exceptional, inexpensive wines to be found...
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Montrose, Troplong Mondot, St. Pierre, Rauzan Segla and Canon
As the campaign nears the end, several big names made an appearance over the last few days. Montrose, the latest of the Super Seconds, leapt onto the market
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Cos d'Estournel, Pontet Canet, d'Issan, Pavie Macquin and Eglise Clinet
With the campaign nearing its end, we are delighted to finally see some long awaited 2008 releases. Cos d’Estournel has been one of the most discussed wines during the campaign.