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More January sales
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Fireworks at Domus Aurea - and elsewhere in Chile
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Yet more January sales
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Christie's raise buyer's premium, Mike Steinberger raises hackles
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Japan - a report
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How's bizniz in SW1
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Wine in China - far from a rarity
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Another Bordeaux heavyweight moves into the Languedoc
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BRL Hardy and Constellation Brands may form world's biggest wine company
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Modestly priced 1961s?
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2001 - a burgundy connoisseur's vintage
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What's really best value of 2000 red bordeaux?
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Another fizzy lure into Tesco
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A warehouse sale
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Extreme weather
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A late offer of top German 2001s
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Another sale of interest
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And another German 2001 offer...
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Cheap champagne
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My favourite New Zealand wine producer sold
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Insider's madeira
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Matching food with madeira
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New Gambero Rosso Guide
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Now the Brits invade Australia
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Even more ancient (and amazing) madeiras
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News from Italy
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Concha y Toro update
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Smart champagne falls flat
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Current Rhône offers
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2001 burgundy update
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Jean-Michel Cazes buys into the Languedoc
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Inside track for organic wine lovers in England
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Jean Pierre Moueix
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Cazes in Languedoc update
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British Bargains
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Some vignettes from the Bordeaux 2002 tastings
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Bulletin from Château Lafite's car park
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Bordeaux 2002 - inside track
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First 2002 bordeaux 'comes out'
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Wine and umami
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Bordeaux 2002 prices tumble
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More Italian real estate news
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Bordeaux 2002 releases - Easter update
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Bordeaux 2002 - some detailed background
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Torres moves into the 21st century
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Drier German wines infiltrate foreign lands
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A new alternative to appellation contrôlée?
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Tesco Wine Festival 2003
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Bordeaux 2002 - in summary
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Ch Latour sale, Christie's, London 22 May 2003
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Le Beaujolais ancien est arrivé
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Sainsbury's says me too
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Pompei now produces wine
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A step up in South African red winemaking
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Despatch from the Cape
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New AC
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Stone, Vine & Sun - great-value burgundy
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£10 off Languedoc wine fair tickets
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Villa Antinori leaves Chianti Classico for the greater good
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Wines of the week revisited
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Haut Bailly 2002 note revised
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Domaine Huët sold
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The Fairbairn Capital Trophy Wine Show 2003
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The Fairbairn Capital Trophy Wine Show 2003
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South African wine show results
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Far more than you need to know about South Africa's new wines
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Trophy winner for £5.99
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My home town
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Cheval Blanc and Michel Rolland make Andean superstars
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The 2003 vintage in Oz and NZ
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Bulgaria - the inside story
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The taste of summer for a song
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A top Australian red winemaker on cork
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Vinexpo gossip - small tornado, not many dead
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Is wine a good traveller? continued...
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The 2003 vintage in NZ - the official version
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A grilling by South African wine's controversialist
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Huet tasting, Vouvray back to the great 1947
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2003 - European grapes ripening with record speed
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2002s from Germany
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Northern Portugal's other red table wines
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More German 2002s and a change at La Vigneronne
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Australian winemaker for Bulgaria
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Does Australia make great wine?
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Despatch from the dairy
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Talented WA winemaker chooses limbo
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Verdelho and friends
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Allergies and wine
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The delights of Rabigato
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Ladybirds ravage an entire crop
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Resveratrol hits the headlines
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Oregon star ends up in Canada's most Burgundian project
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Loire 2003
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France's Foire aux Vins
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Whither Peter Lehmann Wines?
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Movements in the French vineyard property market
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Price wars - Argentine Malbecs including 'the world's highest'
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Berry Bros and Sotheby's cosy up in NYC
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A bulk look at the California wine scene
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Verget/Guffens back on track
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Chilean wine 2003 - some random thoughts
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Bordeaux 2003 - what it looks like on the ground
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Rain at last
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Giving a press conference in China
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2000 bordeaux - a preview of a review
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Clos de Mesnil 1990
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2003 Reports
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Insider observations on Argentina and that Peter Lehmann bid
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German wine dry and sweet
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More from Jean-Marc Quarin on Bordeaux 2003
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Two Californian Cabernets (one of them from Greece)
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Farr Vintners' 2000 re-tasting, September 2003
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More on that Greek Cabernet
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Recent red burgundy vintages - what to drink
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Aussies pull out of the south of France
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Jess Jackson, Bordeaux château owner
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Oddbins' offerings
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The Queen, my hat and I
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A very cheeky label from Fairview
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Yes, Riesling really is back
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Wine into water - the response
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Wine into water - the response from an old hand
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Champagne offers in the UK
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Jean Marc Quarin on the Médoc in 2003
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South Africans accused of using 'wine flavour steroids'
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Good (health) news for wine drinkers
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Some plums from Peter Lehmann
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M&S champagne bargain
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Two Pinot Noir bargains at M&S
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Update on flavourings in wine
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Some brand new Argentine and Portuguese wines
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Scheurebe in all its glory
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Chambers Rutherglen Stickies
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Piemontese Barbera - worth the hype?
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Organic wine wins First Annual Wines of Chile Awards
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Robert Mondavi - some personal recollections
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Ghosts of prices past - and Latour 1970
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Alcohol as disinfectant
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Australia's two greatest Chardonnays
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Some bizarre new wine specialities
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Some recommended Scheureben from David Schildknecht
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What to drink in 2004
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Brunello's magnificent 1999s
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Philip 'Roxburgh' Shaw's latest move
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Moueix on the 2003 vintage
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Chave Hermitage prices all over the place
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Kiwi finesse for the Hunter Valley
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Snippets from NYC, NZ and Australia
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Wines of Chile Awards - the official trophy winners
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No Le Pin in 2003
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New releases from Moët/Dom P
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David Schildknecht on Austrian Weissburgunder
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Where great Australian wine comes from
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Dental hygiene for wine tasters Part I
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Where Spanish wine might go
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Can France regain its lost ground?
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Dental hygiene for wine tasters Part II
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Report from Bordeaux
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Silly lists - the best new wine producers?
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Brief report from Bordeaux
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How to follow the Bordeaux 2003 primeur campaign
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West Coast vines dangerously advanced
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Gaja's 2002s in doubt
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Schildknecht on oak
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Broadbent enters The Great Bordeaux Debate
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Reaction to Broadbent
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Académie Internationale du Vin - think tank extraordinaire
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Craggy Range - the new New Zealander
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Bordeaux - slow to go green
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Assorted bargains from UK supermarkets
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New blood at Ch Palmer
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Lafite's out - at double last year's price!
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Where to find antique decanters
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Drowning in wine?
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Delia goes to Bolgheri - and comes back
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Award-winning English wines
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Warning to buyers of fine Australian wine
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A Spanish bargain for Brits
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What to do about stained teeth
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A tribute to Australian wine history, the British press and the French
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A dozen reasons to visit Majestic
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Oak chips and Vin de Pays de Bourgogne - official
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Buy Ch Montrose 2002
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A revitalised white from Piemonte
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Canadians move in on South Africa
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Priorat and prices
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Another triumph for Greece
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And the Jimmy Watson goes to - [yellow tail]®
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Clos Mogador 2001 retasted
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Another offer of German 2002s
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Where to buy German 2003s, and Beaujolais
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Letter from the Languedoc
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Telling droplets from the press
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Winemaking, with no expense spared...
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Parker predicts the future
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Europe's 2004 growing season - (an updated) preview
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Oddbins in "crisis"
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Burgundy starts picking
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Château Grillet continued
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van Rensburg to quit Vergelegen?
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Bettane and Desseauve to leave RVF
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Titbits from California
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Oddbins update, just three weeks late
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Peñín's best-value wines of Spain
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Ernie Els - more than a golfer
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Some reliable 1997 bordeaux
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2004 European harvest – early reports (now inc Burgundy)
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Richard & Judy – a new era for wine in the UK?
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Labégorces to be reunited
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2004 Spanish grape harvest - early reports
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Perse hit by sabotage - Robinson not involved
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Top quality whites from....Roussillon
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Last minute buys for Thanksgiving
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Thresher’s £9.99 champagne
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Italian grape mysteries unravelled
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Best UK champagne deals
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The best UK champagne deals
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Wine dinners in Paris
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Seriously cheap champagne
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Michael Brakjovich MW defends screwcaps
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Gravner of Friuli continued
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Why, and how, Asian wine is blossoming
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Some hot tips on Burgundy 2003
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The Blatch report, Part 1 - growing bordeaux 2004
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The Blatch report, Part 2 - making bordeaux 2004
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Napa Valley growers query the virtues of hang time
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Otago, Central Otago and Pinot Noir
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Unlikely food and wine matches
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Guide to recent Australian vintages
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Warren Winiarski on hang time
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Responses to Winiarski
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NZ's Pinot clones
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News from Georgia
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Variety, varietal or cultivar - and how you spell them
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Your very own cellar – practical matters
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NZ Pinot Noir – the great red hope
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Lay & Wheeler offer fine, mature bordeaux from 1928
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Exciting new Japanese grape varieties
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Worthwhile new offers from UK wine merchants
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Mondovino moves upstate in New York
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Irma Fingal-Rock - a worthwhile wine merchant
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Israeli wines gather international momentum
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Early birds in the Bordeaux 2004 campaign
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News from the Bordeaux primeurs tasting
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Where the Bordeaux bargains might be
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2003 a vintage year for port
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Haut Bages Libéral really is a steal
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Bordeaux 2004 – what are the reds like?
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More Bordeaux 2004 prices dribble out
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A beginner’s guide to the wines of Toro
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A bright star shines in Málaga
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The world according to Rolland
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Some new high flyers in Chile
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Musty alphabet soup - a guide to wine faults
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New Priorat vineyard sabotaged
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A cure for cork taint?
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Where and when to buy 2003 vintage port
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How to store, and produce, screwcapped bottles
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Penfolds launch a cunning en primeur campaign
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Pavillon Rouge is out and delicious - and more have followed
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Ancient stickies from Roussillon
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Pichon Lalande 2004's price - a sign of firsts to come?
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Australia v the Rest tasting - what we learnt
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Bordeaux 2004 - the best buys
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2004 Bordeaux – One broker’s best sellers
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Tapanappa sees the light of day
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Aus$26 million bid for Xanadu
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The rise and fall of the garagistes in the fine wine market
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2004 - not a great vintage for Sauvignon Blanc
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Oddbins offer a couple of bargains
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Bordeaux 2005 – the story so far
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Dujac and de Montille holdings transformed
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From cheap Chilean to Ch Lafleur
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Checking out Berrys', and now Majestic's bargain burgundies
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South of France - vintage 2005 so far
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Pirramimma's wines gain points while losing power
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Schildknecht's 2005 tour of German wine
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Vintage 2005 so far in Spain
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Castel turn to China for salvation
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Port harvest starts in August - it's a record
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Reactions to biodynamic and organic methods
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Thirteen of the best from Sainsbury's
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The real bargain champagne from Tesco
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Ten better buys from Tesco
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Bordeaux 2005 - 'dream come true'?
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Tokara wines released at last
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German wine 2005 - rain forces picking
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2005 bordeaux - news from the Médoc
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A new star from Sardinia
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October bargains from Waitrose
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M&S - hiding its light under a bushel
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New winemaker for Cape Mentelle at last
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Pinotage and Brett
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Lafite and Enologix explained
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Why cheap wine is a false economy in the UK, and the US
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More champagne offers for British bargain hunters
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Elevations in the southern Rhône
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Kanta – Egon Müller in Australia
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The extraordinary 2005 vintage in Spain
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Rough background to some very smooth Saar wines
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Oak chips finally accepted throughout Europe...
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Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande - 2003 back to 1926
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Soaked in burgundy 2004
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Burgundy 2004 - yesterday's highlights
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Burgundy 2004 - a second tranche of highlights
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Final cherries pre-picked from the 04 burgundy tastings
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More on the 2005 vintage
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Wine in India today
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Pierre Lurton on 2005
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Pale, dry sherries to become even lighter?
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Bordeaux 2005 - a suggested buying strategy
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Oxford beats Cambridge at wine tasting, just
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1998 bordeaux tasting - a preview
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Hold the front page - 1996s start to soften
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Cutting edge Spain - my eight examples
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News from Ampuis
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A useful new, though tiny, producer in Meursault
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VCC - another triumph
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Bordeaux 2005 - first signs of profiteering?
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Bargain Pol Roger, Blind River and other good NZ Sauvignons
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American wines' adventures abroad
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The New Russian effect on wine
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California triumphs again at Judgment of Paris re-run
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Pinot and Syrah - members of the same family
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Rolland to sell his Bordeaux wines direct
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Record price predictions for Latour and Lafite 2005
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Where to buy 2005 Germans
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Bordeaux 2005 firsts – breaking all records
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What the trade paid for the 2005 firsts
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A new academic journal on wine
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Shocks for the Masters of Wine in Napa
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The wine chef spills his secrets
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Reliable grower champagnes
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Natural cork sales better than ever
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Wine news from both sides of the Middle East conflict
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Hunter Valley Wine Show Day One
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Len's Last Supper
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Bettane and Bob
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How 2006 is shaping up
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In the garden with Harold McGee
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Why on earth are five-carbon sugars unfermentable?
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How to drive the new forum
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Torrential rain hits European harvest
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TastingBuddy reviewed
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Henri Jayer leaves Burgundy while François Pinault arrives
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Rain interrupts Bordeaux harvest again
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Some absolute crackers from France
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Fetzer runs out of Riesling
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Bordeaux 2006 - a report from Pomerol
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Bulgaria wakes up
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Johnny Apple - the wisest gastronome
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Chile makes real progress
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Truffleporn
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Christie's Wine Department - 40 today
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From yesterday's tasting book
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How to change your own personal details here
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Warning labels on wine - a turn-off?
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Argentina - the far north and the far south
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Latest moves in Bordeaux
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Arrowood starts again
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A more realistic 2006 report from Ch Palmer
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Some great wines at the inaugural Riesling Fellowship dinner
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Douro terroir in the glass
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Not-so-California wine brands multiply
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Personally dedicated bookplates for your new Oxford Companion
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Coteaux du Languedoc disappears...
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Truly 21st century wines at Decanter's Masterclass
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Britain's biggest independent makes inroads in the US
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What I learnt in Holland
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Five consumer wine fairs ...
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Last two days for personalised bookplates
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Moueix embrace for Ch Belair
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Titbits from Down Under
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Vintage 2006 in California
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Pinot Grigio from Alsace and Shiraz from the Rhône
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Rex Hill sold to A to Z
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Vintage 2006 in Oregon
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Domaine Leflaive's 2005s
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The Cazes family buy in Châteauneuf
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Chile - what's hot
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Manage that champagne!
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Burgundy 2005 continued - from the London tastings
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Tips on buying 2005 burgundies
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Vintage 2007 started last week
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Davos - the discreet charm of classic claret
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The Mondavis’ new wine
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Two bordeaux bargains - 33 years apart. Plus an overview of Bordeaux 2003
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A speed date with Uruguay
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Ordoñez wines to be sold in the UK
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Corison - California Cabernet with subtlety
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Comments on Blog 1
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Krug and Dom? Buy 'em this minute.
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A chance to taste some more 2005 burgundy
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Hugel’s interactive map of Alsace vineyards
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British wine lovers - cheapskates or connoisseurs?
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Favourite wines from last night's tasting
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How to taste the 2006 primeurs without going to Bordeaux
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A first taste of 2006 bordeaux...
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More than £500 for six plastic wraps?
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How nice you are
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How to spot fake capsules
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A guide to the (Italian) guides
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This site sprouts a memory at last
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N K Yong's 80 fine wines for his 80th
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Brice Jones is back
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All you didn't want to know about additives in wine
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Tax and spend
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Sauternes 2006 - truly extreme
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Farewell La Tour Haut-Brion
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Bordeaux 2006 - Margaux day
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Bordeaux 2006 – snippets from the northern Médoc
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Leading producers of the Languedoc Roussillon
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Col Solare gets its own winery...
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Vin de Pays - a lifesaver for unwanted French wine?
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A response from 1855.com at last
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Green light for German reds
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Can a wine be both weak and wonderful?
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Bordeaux 2006 - easy now!
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Top Swiss producers - of red wine
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Bordeaux 2006 - sit tight!
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Bordeaux 2006 - a few questions answered
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That Wine Relief dinner
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Sauvignon Republic in the Bear Republic
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One more fine wine company in trouble?
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Léoville and Langoa leap in
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Cristal - the most obviously luxurious champagne
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The best American Rieslings...
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Wine in China - you must read this
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How South Africans could sell more wine
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Record early flowering in northern Europe
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This year's MW exam papers
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A tasting that called for finger bowls
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Can yeast reduce alcohol levels?
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All change for members' forum
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Austria invades Slovenia
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Vastly improved tasting notes search
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Krug 1996 pretty smashing
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Anyone for the 2006 firsts?
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Germany 2006 - vintage overview
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Increasing refinement from...Australia
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Where did the Darling Sauvignon go?
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In praise of the Yarra Valley
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Austrian organic and biodynamic wines
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Croser slams screwcap movement as "unintellectual"
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Cyprus slowly joins the ranks of modern wine producers
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Andrea Franchetti to make Episode 3 in Bordeaux
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How to make wines a little bit weaker
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2007 in South America
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2000 burgundies – the end of an affair?
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A new 'low' alcohol wine from Spain
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Chew your way to health with tannic wines
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The spinning cone in Australia
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Cork - so much greener than other stoppers?
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The 2007 vintage so far...
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Official predictions for 2007 in Germany
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Israeli wine – not necessarily kosher
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Bibendum tasting - special offer for purple pagers
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Professional wine storage in the US
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Professional wine storage in the UK - updated
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Mechanical harvesters to invade Beaujolais crus
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Valtellina - where Nebbiolo means the mountains
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Where to store wine with professionals
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Professional wine storage in Australia
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Professional wine storage in Hong Kong
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Professional wine storage in Korea
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Professional wine storage in New Zealand
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Professional wine storage in Sweden
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Moët & Chandon and its Australian protégée
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How to add an image to your post on the forum
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German wine classification and the VDP
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Spätburgunder and burgundy compared
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The best Morellinos?
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Podcast from New Mexico
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Gallo object to new US winemaking rules
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Calera Pinots back on form
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Wine and grape allergies - a beginner's guide
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Napa Valley - the 2007 harvest
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Croser buys back Petaluma land and winery
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English wines rated blind against the competition
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Burgundy 2007 - a harvest report
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Ubuntu – Napa’s only vegetarian restaurant
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Constellation commit to South Africa
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Better Argentine Malbecs - worth the money?
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Piero Antinori in California … again
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Gather ye NZ Sauvignons while ye may
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Oz and James Mark II
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After Chateau Ste Michelle...
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BV invests in Georges de Latour
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Great golfing value - for North Americans
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A brief guide to 2001 red bordeaux
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Trad v modern - a comparative tasting
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Contrasts in Rioja part 1: Marqués de Riscal
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Contrasts in Rioja part 2: Benjamin Romeo
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Contrasts in Rioja part 3: Abel Mendoza Monge
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Fine wines for sale by the single bottle
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A mountain refuge in the Pyrenees
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A Spottswoode update
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Italy 2007 - a vintage report
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Water and wine - an overview
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California - some current trends
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Reds for Christmas - the long list
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Matching wine to Korea's spicy food
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US appellations put on hold
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Two great Austrian vintners lost
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The new Douro, tenacious and original
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Whites for the holidays - the long list
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DNA reveals how Syrah and Viognier are related
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2005 St-Emilion tasting throws up real surprises
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Riesling dinner at The Harrow
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The curious origins of white Châteauneuf du Pape
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World's greatest ampelographer looks to Asia
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Two books in a mostly bare cupboard
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All change in Australia
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Professional wine storage in Paris
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Oxbow - Napa gets a farmers' market
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Leflaive's sumptuous 2006s
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Best burgundy 2006 buys Part 1
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Best burgundy 2006 buys Part 2
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Best burgundy 2006 buys Part 3
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Our first video...
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Best burgundy 2006 buys Part 4
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Best burgundy 2006 buys Part 5
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Why white Rhônes go brown, temporarily
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Etienne de Montille on 2006 burgundies - video
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Châteauneuf - why 2006 is so delicious
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Roy Richards on reds v whites in 2006 - video
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Best burgundy 2006 buys Part 6
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Cathiards, father and son - video
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Brett-Smith on reds v whites - video
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The state of Chilean winemaking today
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Domaine David Clark speaks - video
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Nigel Greening of Felton Road on Burgundy 2006 - video
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Assorted wine news from France
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Australia to lead price increases? - video
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News from New Zealand
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Revolution in the cork industry - video
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Hand Picked Burgundy - a new merchant
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UC Davis’ next project: olive oil
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The first vineyard in Norway?
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Vintage in the Vale - Part 1
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Foley moves into Washington. Oregon next?
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Schramsberg’s Jamie Davies dies
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DRC is BD - official
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Vintage in the Vale - Part 2
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Moss Wood's pricing, new label and new direction
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2007 in the saleroom - who was the winner?
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A Weil view of Germany's 2007 vintage - video
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Vintage in the Vale - Part 3
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What of Bordeaux's 2007 prices? - videos
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What exactly does Australia import?
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Colin-Morey continued
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Montrose 2003 - at ease
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That climate change conference - Patricia's view
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Grace Vineyard Video 1 - an Australian in China
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Vintage in the Vale - Part 4
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Chinese titbits - dim sum?
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Two new DOCGs, Sino-French and India
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Australia 2007
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Vintage 2007 in the southern hemisphere
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New Zealand 2007
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South Africa 2007
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Vintage in the Vale - Part 5
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Professional wine storage in Singapore
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Customs crackdown on top Chinese wine importer
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Tesco - speccing up a bit
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Argentina 2007
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Brazil 2007
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Uruguay 2007
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Chile 2007
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Vintage in the Vale - Part 6
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ASC and Customs - Don St Pierre Sr responds
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French wines to buy from Waitrose
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Copia retools yet again
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Vintage in the Vale - Part 7
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Sarko, Her Maj and us
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Pesticide residues in wine - new study
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Sicilian video 1
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Sicilian video 2
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Vintage in the Vale - Part 8
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Sicilian video 3
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Sicilian video 4
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Robinson loves Pavie
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Sicilian video 5
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Behind the en primeur scenes - video
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Moueix on 2007 - video
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2007 from inside Latour - video
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Bordeaux 2007 - the tasting notes
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Barney Rhodes – the end of an era
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Brunellopoli Part 2
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Bordeaux 2007 - should you buy?
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Recent revelations - a mixed bag
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Scale model – Coriole v Rosemount
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2008 vintage Down Under
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Do expensive wines taste better?
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Scenes from Ronda – videos
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More scenes from Ronda - videos
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Frost hits northern California
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Majestic - what to buy and what to avoid
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Ronda's hula hoop vines - video
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Peter Sisseck on Ribera del Duero 2007 - video
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Dirk Niepoort on the Douro - video
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In praise of red Rhône today
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Biodynamics in Australia - Part 1
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Dry German Riesling – word gets out in the US
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La Conseillante at Bray
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South Australian Shiraz - a tale of terroirs
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Hubert de Boüard - a very busy man
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nick's food news
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Smithfield - a new London village
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Moro 34/36 Exmouth Market, London EC1
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Restaurant Bills
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The Connaught - a less-than-great British institution
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Nicholas Lander eats out in New York
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A great new restaurant in Oxford
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Nicholas Lander in India
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Nicholas Lander reports from increasingly fashionable Notting Hill Gate on London's most elegant new fish shop
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Nicholas Lander on the emerging restaurants and hotels of Holborn
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Nicholas Lander travels the lower half of the Edgware Road where the tandoor oven reigns supreme
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A luxurious bargain in Bangkok
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A week in London's restaurants
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Nicholas Lander on the pleasures of eating out in London's suburbs
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Nicholas Lander meets the coffee aficionados behind your daily espresso,latte and cappuccino
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Shish and Carluccio's. Two examples of just how looking after a customer can vary
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Nicholas Lander on a weekend in Wiltshire
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Nicholas Lander discovers the warmth of Thai breakfasts and why Thai food in London tastes better at the end of the week
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Nicholas Lander eats out between Oporto and Lisbon
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Nicholas Lander finds two new expensive restaurants, Geogre and Neat, sadly disappointing
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Nicholas Lander reports from Kew, the South Bank, Paris, Willesden Green, Chelsea and the City - not all at the same time, of course
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Nicholas Lander, in nostalgic mood. looks at two chefs whose careers began in the 1980s, Alastair Little and Marco Pierre White
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Nicholas Lander on three new London restaurants to avoid
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A few thoughts from a hungry traveller
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Nicholas Lander eats at Yumi, perhaps London's most authentic and personable Japanese restaurant
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Nicholas Lander eats bison and drinks deeply at the well or cultural change in france
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Nicholas Lander at Torre del Remei, Cerdanya, Spain
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Nicholas Lander at Nahm and Mju
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A few London notes ...
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Eating out in Glasgow
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The restaurant industry worldwide finds a new role post 11 September
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Nicholas Lander meets Michael Belben and David Eyre in their new restaurants, The Fox and Eyre Brothers
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The British Cheese Awards
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Nicholas Lander meets Michael Belben and David Eyre in their new restaurants, The Fox and Eyre Brothers
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Nicholas Lander reviews two new fun London restaurants
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Nicholas Lander on the new frontier of truffle hunting in Spain
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Where and how to find the best Spanish produce in the UK
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Nicholas Lander offers advice on how to spend wisely on restaurant wine this Christmas and in 2002
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Toscana Slow, December 2001
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Fat Duck waddles Riverside
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The Glasshouse, Kew Garden
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Nicholas Lander on the highs and lows of 2001 and his prediction for the successes of 2002
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Nicholas Lander on wine friendly restaurants in Paris
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Michelin 2002
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J Sheekey
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Nicholas Lander on Lunch with the FT 2002
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Nicholas Lander investigates restaurant prices on both sides of the Atlantic and discovers to his surprise that they trail rather outpace inflation
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Richard Polo, successful restaurateur turned baker, gives his first British interview in 25 years
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New cookery shop, London W1
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Of spicy food and subtle wines
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London's new Chinese cookery school
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A great new addition to Borough Market
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Nicholas Lander on the pleasures of eating well and inexpensively in Argentina
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Nicholas Lander on the career changes of Christian Delteil
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Nicholas Lander eats out for the first time in many years on a Sunday
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Lunch with the FT 2002 - results
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Venice for the hungry
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The trouble with restaurant critics...
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Great new find - Racine in London SW3
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