The live JancisRobinson.com ticker that tallies the number of tasting notes currently stands at 86,587 (and our article count stands at 10,017 – quite a groundbreaking milestone for us!). Out of the 1,700 tasting notes published this month, no less than 25% (418, to be precise) scored 17 or above. A significant number of these came from the tough-to-please Walter, in his Nebbiolo Prima tastings – they must be beauties indeed. Other high performers sparkled more brightly than their peers in Fizz – our collected works, and Mosel's purity really shone through in the collected works from Germany and...
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The live JancisRobinson.com ticker that tallies the number of tasting notes currently stands at 86,587 (and our article count stands at 10,017 – quite a groundbreaking milestone for us!). Out of the 1,700 tasting notes published this month, no less than 25% (418, to be precise) scored 17 or above. A significant number of these came from the tough-to-please Walter, in his Nebbiolo Prima tastings – they must be beauties indeed. Other high performers sparkled more brightly than their peers in Fizz – our collected works, and Mosel's purity really shone through in the collected works from Germany and...
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