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Eric Guérin & Pigeon
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The Bookshelf
The Legends Behind the Folklore Of Wine
A Wine To Remember
Tom Lubbe & 1978 Chateau Rayas
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Critics Pick
What the Critics Are Drinking...
The Top 10 best value wines in the world, as rated by the world's wine critics.
Serbia, in the south-east of Europe, is geographically the largest of the former Yugoslav states, and the most productive in wine terms. Serbian wine is not often seen on international markets, although there is no question that the country has the potential to produce world-class wines.... more
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Muller-Thurgau is a white wine grape variety used predominantly in Germany. A crossing of Riesling and Madeleine Royale, it was created in 1882 by Dr. Herman Muller of Thurgau, Switzerland. At one point Muller-Thurgau generated more German wine than any other grape variety, most notably the infamous Liebfraumilch.... more
The San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition is one of the largest gathering points for American wines anywhere in the world. More than 5000 entries are submitted to the competition annually, bringing together wines and winemakers from more than 23 American states.... more