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I have always felt 1989 Montrose the better wine of the dynamic duo. 21 years after the 1990 Montrose was made, my view has suddenly changed.

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Haut Bailly goes from strength to strength in Pessac Leognan

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Breakfast of Champions: Brioche, Duck Eggs and Champagne

Most mornings, I start my day with an espresso, toast, or a piece of fruit. But every now and then, that should be accompanied by a side of decadence.

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Wine and The Single Girl Make a Split Decision

I always prefer to order a split of something amazing than a glass of anything good. Most serious food restaurants offer a nice selection of half bottles…

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Malescot St. Exupery Margaux Wine on a Hot Streak with Jean Luc Zuger

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2010 Pomerol 2010 St. Emilion Offers Early Look at 2010 Bordeaux

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