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Tag Archives: Blanc de Morgex
A Toast to Aosta
A few days ago I realised that there is a small European wine region I’ve visited several times, whose wines I love, and yet I’ve never written about it here. Back in 1990, when Burton Anderson’s Italian Wine Atlas was … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anselmet, Aosta, Arnad-Montjovet, Blanc de Morgex, Cantina di Barro, Cave Coop de Donnas, Cave de Morgex, Cave des Onze Communes, Chambave, Chambave Moscato Passito, Donnas, Donnaz, Elio Ottin, Enfer d'Arvier, La Crotta di Vegneron, Les Cretes, Lo Triolet, Malvoisie Fletri, Nus, Torrette, Val d'Aoste
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The Rudest Word in Wine
“MINERALITY” For some it’s not even a word. It’s not in my dictionary. Yet few concepts in wine, not even terroir, excite the angry to expletives more than this harmless word can! For some the idea that there’s a mineral … Continue reading →
David Crossley's Wide World of Wine 