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La Route du Vin

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Join me on the wine trail as I share articles and thoughts in my travels through France from vineyard to vineyard.

• Added on: Jun 17th, 2007
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: Cynthia Hurley
• Listed in: Food & Drink Travel
• Tags: travel france french Wine bordeaux importing

Recent Posts

• Chateau Puy Galland 2005 A Beautifully Structured Little Gem

  Posted on Saturday September 6th, 2008 at 09:27 in weekly wine

  Subscribe to Cynthia’s free newsletter The Bordeaux Cotes de Francs vineyards in the undiscovered (and high value) area just 10K east of Saint-Emilion. Cotes de Francs. A rolling, green part of Right Bank Bordeaux that's producing some of Bordeaux'...

• Jean-Pierre Auvigue ( oh-veeg) Magnificent Macon Villages 2006

  Posted on Thursday September 4th, 2008 at 09:10 in weekly wine

  Subscribe to Cynthia’s free newsletter The Macon Villages Vineyards that surround every village in the area There is nothing like being in Macon on a warm, spring day. The country restaurants disgorge their patrons all over their front yards into.....

• Domaine des Jougla 2007 Rosé: Some of the best Summer Juice from the South of France

  Posted on Wednesday September 3rd, 2008 at 11:16 in weekly wine

  Subscribe to Cynthia’s free newsletter The Saint Chinian market. A bottle of Rosé and ten minutes here and you've got the perfect summer picnic. Here we go again. Last summer I imported my first Rosé. I always loved Rosé on......

• Les Chanteaux: The Rare White Chinon from Couly-Dutheil Steals My Heart

  Posted on Monday September 1st, 2008 at 13:54 in weekly wine

  Subscribe to Cynthia’s free newsletter Arnaud Couly, the estate very talented winemaker and his father in the Couly Dutheil cellars I had really come to taste the red wine. The Clos de l'Echo. But, this is what always happens at......

• La Commanderie de Mazeyres 2005 Pomerol

  Posted on Friday August 15th, 2008 at 17:10 in weekly wine

  Subscribe to Cynthia’s free newsletter Cellars in very limited production Pomerol There are certain wines that drip with style. Pomerol is in that category. You rarely see it at tastings and its appearance at the table is even rarer. Pomerol......

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