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Chateau Dauzac and why southern Medoc smells different
Ask why a Margaux smells the way it does and you will usually be told...
자세히보기Chateau d'Armailhac and the Pauillac you can open early
Somebody buys a serious bottle of Bordeaux and is told to leave it for ten...
자세히보기Chateau d'Angludet and the ranking that gets rebuilt
A classification is a promise about the future made with information from the past. The...
자세히보기Cos d'Estournel, young vines and where that fruit goes
"Young vines" is one of the few phrases in wine that people treat as an...
자세히보기Clerc Milon is not the offcut of a famous neighbour
There is a shop in every outlet mall that sells the same brand as the...
자세히보기Carbonnieux and the case for dry white Bordeaux
Ask a table of reasonably serious drinkers in Hong Kong to name a white Bordeaux...
자세히보기Cantenac Brown and why a vintage is not a grade
Two bottles of the same wine from years three apart can differ more than two...
자세히보기Cantemerle and what the 1855 brokers were measuring
In 1855 Napoleon III wanted a display of French agricultural achievement for the Exposition Universelle...
자세히보기Branaire-Ducru and the virtue of the middle of Saint-Julien
The 1855 classification is read, almost universally, as a quality ranking. It was a price...
자세히보기Chateau Batailley and what the 1855 list undersold
In the spring of 1855 the Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce received an awkward request. Paris...
자세히보기Barton in Saint-Julien: two estates, one set of hands
Here is a problem that anybody who has tried to learn Bordeaux by tasting has...
자세히보기What a vintage chart hides behind a single score
Ninety-six sits beside one year on the chart, eighty-seven beside the year next to it,...
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