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Tag Archives: Chassagne-Montrachet
Château de Maltroye and Why I Don’t Write Wine Books Like Hugh Johnson
Someone whose palate I respect poured a wine saying, “This is what California Chardonnay wants to be when it grows up.” Behind such a statement I can find many points with which to agree, but in general, although the idea … Continue reading
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Tagged Chassagne-Montrachet, chateau de montoye, Chris Kassel, hugh johnson
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Chassagne-Montrachet And Hyphen-Mania
In Burgundy’s Côte d’Or, attaching a big, famous name to your own plebian, obscure name has been an effective technique in the never-ending wine hustle. So much so, in fact, that négociants often purchase the local hyphen supply en primeur, … Continue reading
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