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| Why Should Terroir Matter… | Been Doon So Long Charles Serrano says: April 1, 2010 at 8:49 pm. The notion of terroir is not just a construct, It s a cultural artifact, evidence that points to a different way of looking at things. The French have a long and complex attachment to the ... Jose Bove, an AOC roquefort maker, has very definite opinion on the topic and as you are probably aware has had some success in affecting public policy. The question is then, how does this affect wine: You cannot argue that there is no ... |
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| Fun and Fearless in Beantown: Private Wine Tasting at the Wine Bottega I was led downstairs to the tasting room and I immediately felt like I was in someone's private wine collection. The room had dark wood beams and dim lighting with a large wooden table in the center of the room. ... |
| The Badass Bureaucrat Bove, had once confided: “You've heard that a rolling stone gathers no moss? Well, I. believe a rolling stone gathers greater luster.” I followed his. advice and chose mobility over stability; however, it came at a. high cost. ... |
| Moyey's Wine and Travel Blog: Vintage Wine by Michael Broadbent This blog contains my impressions of interesting wines. I am particularly interested in finding wines that are very good value for the money -- delicious and affordable. I will also put in the occasional review of a restaurant, ... |
