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Showing posts with label Languedoc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Languedoc. Show all posts
Friday, 20 July 2012

Hibiscus

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Claude Bosi, the ambitious and exuberant chef-patron of two Michelin-starred restaurant Hibiscus in Mayfair, has a soft spot for ornamental ...
Wednesday, 11 July 2012

French cows fed red wine to enhance flavour

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Giving a new meaning to the term laughing cow, a number of farmers in the Languedoc have taken to feeding their cattle local red wine to...
Monday, 27 February 2012

Aubert & Mascoli

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Aubert & Mascoli are the Gilbert & George of the wine world. Parisian Guillaume Aubert (left) sports large black framed glasses ...
Monday, 7 November 2011

Duncan Murray

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Wine and the City meets Duncan Murray of Duncan Murray Wines in Market Harborough, and finds out how he got into wine, where his passion for...
Tuesday, 13 July 2010

The Semillons rise again

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My eyes are on stalks and my mouth wide open. In front of me are eight middle-aged men in double-stringed red thongs. Their powder white ski...
Sunday, 9 May 2010

Duncan Murray Wines

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With a government left hanging and seemingly no nearer to any concrete conclusions about who should run the country, I left London on Friday...
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Saturday, 6 March 2010

Chateau d'Anglès at Hix

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Last week I found myself at Hix restaurant twice in as many days. I partied in the downstairs bar on Monday night at the launch of KitchenAi...
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I'm a journalist with a passion for wine, food and travel. By day I work for The Drinks Business magazine and by night I attend events in exploration of what London has to offer the urban wine lover. I aim to recount my findings in this blog. I also strive to prove that wine, like art, is subjective. There are no right or wrong answers. Wine is something everyone can savour and enjoy.
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