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.
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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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