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SommelierS International Salon Meet the Pros

Whether red, white, rosé, still, or sparkling, wine is an integral part of French heritage. Once again, SommelierS International sought to highlight this heritage through its Meet the Pro salon. Over 200 professional tasters (sommeliers, importers, restaurateurs, wine merchants, bloggers) paraded through the majestic halls of the Intercontinental Bordeaux Grand Hôtel, where around 40 producers of wines, spirits, and accessories showcased their innovations and expertise.   This expertise was highly appreciated by the two masters of ceremonies, Raimonds Tomsons, ASI Best Sommelier of the... Read more

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An Italian in Paris

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Grand Enclos du Château de Cérons

Winegrower Bordelais Grand Enclos du Château de Cérons An adventure, a revival They are three to welcome me in this winter morning. Three...

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Vineyards and chateaux of the family business Castel

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France

The 700-year anniversary of Armagnac

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The House Arnoux focuses on export

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Moët & Chandon : The ultimate luxury

A distinguished vintage Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage 2002, released in the full bloom of maturity, is the house’s first Grand Vintage since the 1930s to be aged for...

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