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Exploring the Loire: Pinot Noir from Sancerre

An interesting example of a Pinot Noir from Sancerre. A grape I’m fond of in a region I like, but a combination that’s new to me.

Wine and Music

This post was originally written for Vinspire and is reproduced here with their kind permission. I have often heard people Continue reading →

Butler’s Wharf Chop House – a table with a view

I am sometimes dubious about taking up special offers at restaurants. With Groupon and various other offers bandied around quite Continue reading →

Salt baked lamb

As well as being someone who spends more money than he should on wine and eating out, I also like Continue reading →

Lunch with a Legend

The tag “legend” is all-too easily bandied around these days. To me, it should only be used where someone has Continue reading →

Wine Tasting on a budget?

If you look at it, a good wine has many similarities with a good symphony. They are both painstakingly put Continue reading →

A Lunch @ Dinner by Heston

There are some names in the world of food that immediately excite and Heston Blumenthal is certainly one of those. Continue reading →

Visit to Hush Heath vineyard

As some of you may be aware, for the last two years I’ve been co-ordinating a small-scale wine society for Continue reading →

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