Bordeaux 2008 – first thoughts
“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity”, so said Albert Einstein. And in these uncertain times, a saying that may inspire our friends in Bordeaux
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First Impressions from the UGC Tastings
Hot off the press from our winebuyer’s blackberry: The Bordeaux 08s are actually quite lovely. Lots of red and black fruit but also some structure and loads of freshness.
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Philippa Wright
Parker on Bordeaux 2006
In the most recent issue of the Wine Advocate Robert Parker revisits the best wines produced in Bordeaux in 2006. His conclusions are very similar to our own comments
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Johnny Goedhuis
Very sad news from Ch de Sours
My good friend Martin Krajewski, the owner of Ch de Sours, emailed us last week announcing the tragic and sudden death of Sebastien Lamothe,
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Philippa Wright
Another New Look at Bordeaux 1855
Last week (or is it two weeks ago – everything got a bit sidelined by the tasting) Liv-Ex published a revised look at the Bordeaux Classification of 1855.