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International Wine news from several wine sites
February 2010 - Posts
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London’s lively, underground coffee scene is acquiring a global reputation. Read More...
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There are thousands of ways to make yakisoba, many of them good. All contain noodles and vegetables, and usually some protein. Read More...
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A recipe for twice-baked potatoes that are an elegant antithesis to mall-food memory. Read More...
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One of the newly elevated one stars in this year's UK Michelin guide, Texture has an impeccable pedigree. Read More...
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What to drink with fiery fare? Dairy works best, but who wants a glass of Grade A when there's wine or beer to be had? Read More...
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Tim Atkin MW, the award-winning wine columnist and Decanter contributor, is moving to The Times newspaper. Read More...
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The most expensive Pinotage in the world has just been launched �� from South African estate Kanonkop. Read More...
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US wine importers could face government action as the fall-out from the fake ��Red Bicyclette' Pinot Noir scandal in the Languedoc continues. Read More...
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The 14th annual Premiere Napa Valley auction exceeded expectations, generating U$1.918m, a 30% increase on last year. Read More...
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The flag at the 300-year-old headquarters of Berry Bros and Rudd flew at half mast yesterday in honour of the death, aged 94, of Anthony Berry, former chairman of the London wine merchant. Read More...
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Crop Mob’s barn raising for the Facebook generation. Read More...
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As the American craft beer movement grows, breweries large and small are offering visitors more than just a tour and a sip. Read More...
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Bruno Loubet, the French chef who helped lay the foundation for London's now-vibrant restaurant scene in the 1990s has returned �� as chef-owner of Bistrot Bruno Loubet. Read More...
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For the first time, the British are drinking more South African wine than French, the latest figures show. Read More...
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At a Middle Eastern restaurant in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, a lively, happy scene set beneath clouds of mint and garlic scents. Read More...
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