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19 Nov 2012 by Yohan Castaing
Update 3 May 2013 from Tam Currin:
I was sent a sample of Ch de Roquefort's unique Grêle 2012 (label on right. embossed with the names of the vignerons who helped), a wine that really...
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3 Nov 2010 by Richard Hemming
To accompany my recent Provençal vision of the future article, here follows a collection of tasting notes on that region's major output, rosé. The most notable wine, however, is...
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26 Oct 2010 by Richard Hemming
Rural Provence has a certain timelessness: the fields of lavender, crumbling villages and rolling vineyards are an echo of a France frozen from a distant generation. Encountering the cutting edge...
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26 Mar 2010 by Richard Hemming
Rosé is fast becoming a colour of choice no matter the month, apparently defying its traditional summertime association, but it didn't seem the sunniest prospect at a generic Provence tasting on...
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23 Sep 2009 by Tamlyn Currin
23 Sep 2009 update - it would appear that a Côtes de Provence rosé was left out of this line-up, and after tasting it I felt that it really did deserve to be mentioned. Having not tasted...
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12 Jun 2009 by Nick Lander/BA Business Life
Despite the early morning sunshine, my wife [that's me, probably fretting over this website - JR] was initially reluctant to accompany me on a brief pre-breakfast walk along the medieval ramparts...
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10 Sep 2008 by Jancis Robinson
In a nutshell: Dry rosés, firm, spicy reds and dry, gently aromatic whites.
Main grapes: Grenache, Cinsaut, Syrah, Mourvèdre, Cabernet Sauvignon (red); Rolle or Vermentino...
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10 Dec 2005 by JR
Brew Wharf, the recently opened restaurant with its own micro-brewery, seemed the most appropriate place to catch up with Rupert Ponsonby, the leading light behind the emergence of beer lists...
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16 Mar 2003 by JR
Fine wine merchant Robert Rolls has entered into the spirit of Wine Relief in a particularly clever and intriguing way, by instituting the Wine Investment Challenge. He presents a list of fine...
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6 Dec 2001 by JR
John Hicks of Maurice Carrie Winery and Van Roekel Vineyards contacted me the other day to ask why I had included his region, Temecula in southern California, in the list of five world wine...
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19 Nov 2012 by Jancis Robinson
Ch Vignelaure outside the pretty university town of Aix-en-Provence is one of the properties to come to the aid of a neighbour this year, as reported in Provençal rescue . By coincidence, I have...
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21 Sep 2012 by Jancis Robinson
From £15.63
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In Europe we are starting to feel the cool grip of autumn, particularly at night and in the early morning. Time, then, to reach for fuller...
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3 Sep 2012 by Jancis Robinson
One set of wines I was sent to taste during my month in the Languedoc seemed quintessentially summery to me, so I am publishing the notes before our European summer fades (and while all our...
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20 Apr 2012 by Jancis Robinson
From £14.50
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If you go for that struck-match quality in your white burgundy, this wine is a steal. It has it in spades. In fact it is almost a pastiche of the style...
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26 Oct 2010 by Jancis Robinson
This small selection of tasting notes on particularly fine rosés from two of Provence's top estates, d'Esclans owned by Sacha Lichine and Léoube by Sir Anthony and Lady Bamford of JCB and...
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