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Some of my favourite and most exciting wine experiences have often come about when I’m least expecting them.
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David Roberts MW
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James Low
Pichon Baron 1993
On Saturday night I drank a bottle of Ch Pichon Baron, 2eme Cru Pauillac 1993. If anyone has this in their cellar, you should drink it now and really enjoy it.
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Johnny Goedhuis
Domaine Joseph Voillot – An Unheralded but Great Domaine
It is not easy to find great Pommard and Volnay. Certainly the wines of d’Angerville, Lafarge and de Montille are exceptional but so are those being made
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David Roberts MW
2002 Dom Pérignon – "The most perfect prestige Cuvée"
Yesterday saw a flurry of activity as the delicious Dom Pérignon 2002 hit the market. Moet & Chandon had been planning to release the new vintage in September
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Philippa Wright
The Goedhuis Away Day
Once a year we escape from sunny Vauxhall and head out into the country for the Goedhuis Away Day. As the empire now stretches as far afield as Hong Kong