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Want a Moldova Wine?
Care for a glass of wine? It?s light, crisp and clean, with
good body and a hint of peach, similar to a pinot grigio. By
the way, it?s from Moldova.
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"Louisiane" scores 91 points in the Nashville WInePress!
Finding quality Bordeaux at a reasonable price is always a challenge. This wine may solve that problem.
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Other Wine News:
Jacky Lorenzetti buys Chateau Behere vines
Property magnate Jacky Lorenzetti has beaten at least one First Growth in a fierce bidding war for Pauillac estate Chateau Béheré, whose vineyards lie next door to Chateau Mouton-Rothschild.
Dom Perignon 2004 selling out within hours of release say merchants
London’s wine merchants were delighted this morning to get a preview of Dom Perignon 2004 â€" as one said, ‘Finally, something we can sell’ after the lacklustre Bordeaux en primeur campaign.
Pomerol's Chateau La Commanderie sold for €8m
Chateau La Commanderie in Pomerol has been sold to a young Hong Kong couple, Andrew and Melody Kuk.
Lurton and Dubourdieu team up for Winter Olympic wines
Two new wines from Pierre Lurton and Denis Dubourdieu have been released to raise up to £100,000 for the British Winter Olympics Skeleton bobsleigh squad.
Sideways author sets sights on Broadway as chances of film sequel diminish
Rex Pickett’s play of his film Sideways is a step closer to Broadway after he recruited award-winning director Des McAnuff, but prospects for a big-screen sequel remain small.
Bordeaux 2012: Ausone, Cheval Blanc, Cos d’Estournel release below 2011 price
Chateau Ausone is ‘an unqualified success’ with a price drop of 28%, wine merchants say.
Jackson Family consolidates Oregon holdings
Jackson Family Wines is aiming to increase its production of ‘world class’ Pinot Noir with the purchase of a number of vineyards in Oregon’s Willamette Valley.
London court hears brother and sister accused of £4.5m wine fraud
A 38-year-old man, his sister and two others have been charged with two counts of conspiracy to defraud and one count of money laundering.
Bordeaux winemakers give their take on Derenoncourt's 'special' en primeur samples
International consultant Stephane Derenoncourt has caused a minor controversy by saying that he puts his wines through a 'special preparation' for En Primeur â€" but there is little unusual in that, Bordeaux vignerons and proprietors say.
Mouton to open new gallery for label collection
A new art gallery will open at Chateau Mouton Rothschild this summer to permanently house the travelling exhibition Mouton Rothschild: Paintings for the Labels.
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