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Les Vignes Retrouvées – The Story of Plaimont
If you remember the commercial wines of the Plaimont Co-operative in France’s Gers Region from back in the 1980s (okay, well maybe your parents drank them), when Colombard made in almost a New World style hit our shelves in the … Continue reading
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David Crossley's Wide World of Wine 