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Burgundy 2011 – letter from Morey
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Thursday 6 October 2011
Romain Taupenot of Domaine Taupenot-Merme sends this report.
2011 is certainly not going to be the vintage of the century but I am pretty confident some great wines will emerge. It was one of the earliest harvests we ever had but, unlike canicular 2003 and warm-winter 2007, the growing season was marked by summer in spring, autumn in summer…
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