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If you cannot buy a vineyard, maybe adoption of a vine can be a (slightly cheaper) alternative? The Mayard family has 43 hectares in Châteauneuf-du-Pape
Unless you have millions of euros to spare you’re not going to be a winery owner. But it can still be fun to get involved
It has become popular with crowdfunding for wine books (Jura, Champagne, aromas and what not). Is it because the publishers are hard to persuade, or
I have a magnum decanter and quite a few regular size decanters but I don’t have a half-size decanter. I am not sure I need
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